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Chapter Eight
The Table of
the Bread of Presence
To get into the manifest presence of God, which is revival, we see a
pattern beginning to emerge. The first step we have discovered is entering
by the pure gospel. This will prevent false conversions and
hypocrites believing they are heaven bound. The next step after the pure
gospel being preached is visiting the cross. After the cross we see a washing
of the laver. This gives us access to the table of fellowship with the Lord.
We see the outer court was lit up by natural sunlight, and it was distant from
the manifest presence of God. As we move from the outer court where blood
was shed, we can enter the actual enclosed tent of the Holy Place. The Holy
Place was lit up by the light of the lampstand, which speaks of the spiritual
revelation that is given by the Holy Spirit. I will discuss this in the next chap­
ter. Moving into the tent, we leave natural revelation and move into spiritual
revelation! This is a place of fellowship with God by his Spirit.
The Table was made of acacia wood overlaid with pure gold. The wood
speaks of humanity, and the gold speaks of divinity. So we see a mixture of
fellowship with God and man. The Table had two crowns which show Jesus
as the king of the Jews and Gentiles. On the table were gold pitchers for
wine, dishes, and plates. This is a table for communion or fellowship. The
bread was to be baked fresh with frankincense on it. This bread is translated
the bread of presence or bread of faces. It speaks of seeing God face to
face. There are basically two revelations we see in the Table. The first is the
power of the Lord’s Supper, and the second is the power of prayer. I will
discuss these two revelations in this chapter.
Communion
This is a very neglected or abused subject in the body of Christ right now.
There are some that actually worship the bread and fruit of the vine, thus
making it an idol, while others only take communion once a month, if that
often. There is a balance here. I personally take communion daily on my
own. It is very powerful, as I will discuss in this chapter. The Bible says we
can take it as often as we want. There is scriptural reference that leads
many scholars to believe the early church may have taken it daily as we see
in Acts 2:42. We can with certainty deduct that the early church took com­
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