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So that's kind of how the tabernacle study or why we're doing the tabernacle study began because it started, and this is why I say it's terrible, it started with something I did not have an interest in, it started as something that I read because I had to do and now I'm really excited to get into this study with you and it really brings to mind what is the purpose. Okay, so chapter 11 verses 1 through 3, and this is when Moses is still going to Pharaoh saying, you've got to let us go, and the plagues are coming down, so there's going to be a warning of the final plague, verse 1 in chapter 11, the Lord said to Moses, I will bring one more plague upon Pharaoh and upon Egypt. So the priest gave him the holy bread for there was no bread there except the bread of presence which is removed from before the Lord to be replaced by hot bread on the day it is taken away. And we're going to go to verse 31 or began at 31 so if you can see my notes, I have John 6, 31 through 35-ish because there's a lot about Jesus being the bread of life in this chapter and it goes into amazing, amazing teaching on communion but I don't think we're going to go there right now. So they have just come out, um, uh, out from Egypt, they're, they're beginning, they're wandering, um, they have the mana and the quail and, um, as the Lord commanded, uh, wait, 33, sorry about that, uh, and Moses said to Aaron, take a jar and put an omer of mana in it and place it before the Lord to be kept throughout your generations as the Lord commanded Moses. So the other high priests had to do this, had to make sacrifices here day after day after day, had to go in and make sacrifices in the holy of holies that day of atonement every single year, year after year after year because it was never enough.

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