Hebrews 9 recalls the first sanctuary room with its lampstand, table, and bread of the Presence while explaining the earthly tabernacle system. Leviticus 24 gives ongoing instructions for lampstand oil and bread service, so it supplies part of the concrete sanctuary practice Hebrews assumes before developing its larger Christological argument.

Exodus establishes the table, Bread of the Presence, and lampstand furnishings, while Leviticus 24 supplies recurring procedures for the lamp service and sacred bread. The later law assumes the sanctuary infrastructure already commanded in Exodus and explains its ongoing operation.