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.

We go back to the table today, back to the table of show bread. And the amazing truth today is that every time

you go back to that table, the bread is fresh. Every time. It doesn't matter what time of day

you go. It doesn't matter how many times you go. Every time you go to God's presence, you will find

he is perennally fresh. You know, we get stale,

don't we? Life sometimes gets stale and people can get pretty crusty. But the Lord, not the Lord.

The Lord is perennially fresh. He is always the same. Again, just another reminder of the sufficiency of our

great God. Now, we've been looking at the Exodus passage on the table of show bread, Exodus chapter

25. Let me bring you to the parallel passage in Leviticus today to Leviticus chapter 24.

In verse number five, this is the instruction related to the

bread itself that would go on the table. The Bible says in verse number five of Leviticus 24,

And thou shalt take fine flour and bake 12 cakes thereof, two tenth deals shall be in one cake, and thou shalt set them in two rows,

six on a row upon the pure table before the Lord, and thou shalt put pure frankincense upon each row

that it may be on the bread for a memorial even an offering made by fire unto the Lord.

Now listen to verse number eight. Every Sabbath, he shall set it in order before the Lord

continually being taken from the children of Israel by an everlasting covenant.

I love that word continually.

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