3 episodes discuss Exodus 25 — in canonical order, playable from the moment the passage comes up.
Exodus 25:30 · Lane G. Tipton
It’s a symbol of what is transpiring under theocracy. It’s a type of a heightened and intensified reality that is going to come in Christ and in the consummation. Secondly, the table of the bread of the face, Exodus 25.30 and Leviticus 24.5-8 represents a meat and drink offering.
Exodus 25:30 · Camden Bucey
Yeah, Exodus 25.30, And you shall set the bread of the presence on the table before me regularly. And then, Leviticus 24.5-8 says, You shall take fine flour and bake twelve loaves from it. Two-tenths of an ephah shall be in each loaf. And you shall set them in two piles, six in a pile, on the table
Exodus 25:40 · Lane G. Tipton
See, Voss is telling us, even though it’s an impermanent and earthly form, the tabernacle, because it’s the place where God dwells, it becomes a type of the permanent heavenly dwelling place of God with his people. And Hebrews 8.5, text like that, makes explicit the tabernacle was what? All the time
Exodus 25:40 · Lane G. Tipton
They would even know these earthly, as Hebrews would say, these earthly things are shadows, or copies of the original. Yes, yes. And even, we know this for a fact, the author of Hebrews also says, Hebrews says, also says in Hebrews 8.5, that God showed Moses heaven on the mountain in Exodus 25.40. H
