When most people think of the Old Testament tabernacle, they picture an ancient tent,

distant and unfamiliar, something that feels far removed from everyday life.

But what if that sacred structure was actually designed by God to point us

directly to everything we have in Jesus Christ? In this study, fully furnished, finding all you need in Christ,

Scott invites us to step inside the tabernacle and discover that every detail from the altar to the mercy seat was a

divine preview of the Savior to come. Let's join Scott now. Praise God for Jesus. He was enough to

save me on the day I came as a sinner in need of salvation, but he is enough for every day. He was enough to save me on the day I came as a sinner in need of salvation, but he is enough for every day.

He was enough for the day of my conversion, but he's enough to keep me clean day by day.

And so we come again to the second piece of furniture in the Old Testament tabernacle.

We are fully furnished.

We find all we need in Christ because at the

brazen labor, God makes a way so that we can stay clean in his presence. This is a thrilling

thought. Come with me today to Exodus chapter 38. We read the other day, God's command in Exodus 30

for how the wash basin, the brazen labor, was to be constructed. Well, God's command in Exodus 30, or how the wash basin, the brazen labor

was to be constructed.

Well, when we come to Exodus 38 and verse number eight, we read of Moses' work, and he made

the labor of brass and the foot of it of brass of the looking glasses of the women

assembling, which assembled at the door of the

tabernacle of the congregation.

Aha, we're learning something.

Here is some additional insight.

We know that the basin was made of brass, but it was lined with something.

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