Musar sobre Números 10:35

Then came Moses and the Jewish people and built the Tabernacle with its furnishings and repaired the break in the conduits between Heaven and Earth, and restored the connection to the pools of blessings interrupted through Adam's sin. They succeeded in drawing down מים חיים, "life-giving" waters, from the Celestial Regions. The Jewish people succeeded in having G–d reside on earth again, but not on earth, only within the "Tent," i.e. the Tabernacle. This is the mystical dimension of the words: "They shall make for Me a Temple so that I can dwell in their midst." As a result of this development G–d's Presence can be viewed as like that of a guest who travels from place to place. The choice of the words "I shall dwell amongst them," as distinct from "I shall dwell down on earth," is a reference to the fact that G–d's Presence travelled with the Jewish people wherever they went. G–d did not take up residence in a fixed abode then, and this is alluded to in the verse: ויהי בנסוע הארון, "Whenever the Holy Ark would start travelling, etc." (Numbers 10,35).