The menorah with the seven branches in the tabernacle was made with cups that contained the oil, and these cups were designed in the form of blossoming almonds or flowers as in Exodus 37:19-20.

and the children of Israel were commanded to give olive oil or bring olive oil as an offering that was supposed to light this blossoming almond menorah as in Exodus 27:20.

In this season (spring time) according to God’s calendar, (falls in the month of Nissan, being the 1st month on the Hebrew calendar).

Spring time is also the same season when Moses completed the building of God’s tabernacle in the wilderness.

The Tabernacle played the physical roll of being the place where God’s presence came down into the earth.

Through the tabernacle God’s presence was able to intimate and relate with His people that were offering their lives to Him via their sacrifices and offerings.

Exodus 25:8 says; Build Me a Mishkan; the Hebrew word Mishkan means; Sanctuary or Tabernacle, so that My presence may dwell among the children of Israel.

Spring time also marks the season when all living things begin to open up so that the light of the sun may come in.

Psalm 19:4 says:… In them He has set a tabernacle for the sun.

In the season of spring the children of Israel made their exodus out of Egypt .

The word Exodus means; to break out of the place of limitations, slavery or boundaries, so that one may begin to move towards the vision of his or her heart desire.

Exodus 40:17 and verse 34-38 says; that Moses finished building God’s tabernacle in the 1st month called Nissan on God’s calendar, (which falls in the month of March or April, or springtime).

In the month of Nissan which falls around spring time, the glory of God rested above the tabernacle in the form of a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night.