God’s heart of wanting to have fellowship with man is hidden in the table of showbread in the tabernacle. God is not someone we have to fear. God wants to eat with us, like father and son. David ran away from Saul, and he was tired, so the priest gave him the bread and he gained new strength. Just like what David went through, we are also bound to go through various complicated and tiring things in our lives. That is when we come to God by eating the bread, gain strength, and

David ran away from Saul and came to the priest Ahimelech. Ahimelech gave David holy bread. It says the holy bread was made from fine flour and replaced every Sabbath with new bread. That bread was for the priests to eat, but he gave the bread to David. Jesus’ disciples took ears of grain from a wheat field on the Sabbath and ate them. The Pharisees criticized that. Then Jesus told them of when Ahimelech gave the bread to David, and instead rebuked them. Jesus was pointing ou

The plans for the tabernacle were not made by Moses or Aaron. God made the plans. The fact that God made the plans means that the heart of God is shown through the tabernacle. Once you burn the animal on the altar, and you wash your hands and feet at the water laver, you enter the Holy Place and God wants us to have fellowship with him. Staying at the foot of the altar and worrying about sin and crying is not spiritual life. The twelve loaves of bread arranged on the table of

Genesis 5:21 “And Enoch lived sixty and five years, and begat Methuselah: and Enoch walked with God after he begat Methuselah three hundred years, and begat sons and daughters” After Enoch had Methuselah, he walked with God for 300 years. Enoch got closer to God and walked with God because of Methuselah. The people of that time followed their flesh and lived very lustfully. As Enoch’s heart for God rose up, and as he had fellowship with God, and considered God’s work as his o