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.

There's nothing worse than preparing a meal or even worse paying for a meal and not getting enough food and not being

nourished getting up from the table and still being hungry well let me just tell you when you come to

the lord and you fellowship with him you never leave hungry jesus said blessed are they

that hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they shall be filled.

We return one final time today to the table of show bread, literally the bread before God's face.

And we've learned already that the table is always set and that the bread is always fresh and today I want to tell you that

the priest are always nourished always one more verse in leviticus chapter 24 we read verses 5 through

8 that described the bread and how it was placed on the golden table and had no leaven, but it was touched with

frankincense. And so there's a certain aroma and flavor to it. But listen to verse number nine,

and it shall be errands and his sons. Wait a minute, who's Aaron? He's the high priest. Who are his

sons? This is the Levitical tribe. These are the priests that are

serving and laboring in the holy place. It shall be errands and his sons. And they shall eat it in the

holy place for it is most holy unto him of the offerings of the Lord made by fire by a perpetual statute.

So we find that the bread on the table was specifically set aside to be eaten by the priest.

Only the high priest and those who were helping him were allowed access

to eat of that bread. Now, you may say, well, what's the significance of that for us? Well, I'm glad

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