The four wheels of each stand, positioned beneath the corners, distribute weight equally and enable movement in multiple directions, suggesting the all-encompassing nature of divine provision and the possibility of reorienting religious practice to meet the community's evolving needs. The wheels themselves, attached to their axles and capable of rotation, establish a mechanical theology in which movement and change become sanctified through their integration into the temple's apparatus. These wheels represent the tension between fixity and motion, permanence and adaptability, that characterizes living religious practice.

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