Fully Furnished

(Exodus 25:23-30) No one sets a table like the Lord! The table of showbread, a piece of furniture from the tabernacle pictures constant, intimate fellowship with Jesus. Discover how Christ invites you to bring your all to His table today and walk away fully satisfied in Him. (10125260526).
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(Exodus 25:23-30) Showbread literally means "the bread of the face," and the table of showbread in the Holy Place symbolized fellowship with God. Discover three powerful truths in this study of the tabernacle, and how Christ offers sufficiency. (10124260525).
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(Exodus 38:8) The design of the brazen laver points directly to Jesus and the lifelong work of sanctification. Made of brass and lined with mirrors, the wash basin calls us to honest self-reflection before God and to see our sin as He sees it. As the priests daily cleansed their hands and feet, we should come to God's Word daily for cleansing. (10122260522)
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(Exodus 30:17-21) The brazen laver, the brass washbasin placed between the altar and the Holy Place, points directly to Jesus and the ongoing work of sanctification. Though our salvation is finished and received once at the cross, sanctification is a continual process that requires confession, self-examination, and reliance on Christ’s cleansing power. (10121260521)
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(Exodus 38:1-2) The brazen altar is a picture of Christ’s substitutionary work on the cross. The altar is full of symbolism: the wood as Christ’s body and the brass as God’s judgment. The bound sacrifice, the horns of the altar, and the fire from heaven that consumed the offering point to Jesus who bore our sin and God’s wrath on the cross, declaring the work of redemption finished and all-sufficient for salvation. (10120260520)
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God’s divine order of the tabernacle intentionally begins with two pieces of brass. Brass is a picture of God’s judgment, and the path to God begins by addressing sin through judgment, forgiveness, and cleansing. The brazen altar is a preview of the cross where our sin is judged and atoned for, and the brazen laver is the place of cleansing that follows forgiveness. Recognition and repentance of sin are essential before we can fully receive Christ’s sufficiency.
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(2 Timothy 3:15-16) Jesus is enough! In this episode, Scott opens a new series titled "Fully Furnished, Finding All You Need in Christ". Through this study, we will discover that every piece of the Old Testament tabernacle furniture foreshadows the person and work of Jesus. (10118260518)
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