There are some interesting parallels between these Cedar logs and the life of a Christian in the body of Christ. This was shared by a Pastor in a new Church inauguration meeting.
When the word of God convicts a person and s/he receives the call of God and commits his/her life to Him, then it is like the cutting of the Cedar wood.

The transportation of the logs by sea is like the baptism of the person in water. From that point onwards, the true walk with God starts. Conflict between the flesh and the spirit happens everyday.
By persisting in seeking God, meditating and following His word, the flesh becomes weaker and weaker, and the spirit becomes stronger and stronger. This is the drying of the wood in the sun. This needs to happen continually, otherwise the person does not grow, but becomes spiritually weak, like wet wood that starts bending when bearing load.
Once the spirit is in control (wood is dry), the person is ready for greater use in the body of Christ (that is, His Church). Then the person needs to humble himself/herself and become a pillar in the Church. This is the cutting of wood into precise lengths stage. Everybody is equal in the house of God, there is no place for ego in His Church.
If after all these stages the person becomes a pillar in the Church, and if more such pillars are ready, then the Church can be built perfectly. And God honours such a Church, by filling it with His glory (covering of the pillars with gold)!
Which stage are we in today?