Christ set our table with a feast for the soul.

Everything our soul needs to feast is represented, symbolized on this table.

Christ set our table with a feast for the soul. Now, it was under that particular

point that we learned our parallels. And I want you to tell me what they are. The parallels on our

table, because we're talking about something that was literal for the people of Israel in the Old

Testament, but it is spiritual for us. That does not make it any less. In fact, it makes it all the greater because the literal is confined to its literal component.

In other words, the grain gets no bigger than this right here. Spiritual means, listen, all those boundaries are off.

Can fill the heavenlies. He fills all things. There is no limit on it. Never think to yourself

when something, when we are people, Ephesians chapter 1, verse 3, that have every single

spiritual blessing in Christ. Never think for a moment that that is, that's a jip when we could

have had the physical blessings. No, spiritual blessings mean there is no limit.

There is no limit.

It's not just limited to bread we could pick up.

It is unlimited in its application.

So the grain parallels to what?

Everybody say it again.

The scriptures, the oil, the anointing, the wine.

Perfect.

Each element on the table requires what?

Process and participation.

In other words, when they went into the promised land and he promised them all this grain,

what if they would have thought that this is all they were to do with it?

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