A brief summary of Exodus 20 was provided, followed by a teaching from Exodus 24 that focuses on the establishment of the Old Covenant and its foreshadowing of the New Covenant. It explains how Moses, acting as the mediator, led different groups in approaching God and how the covenant was ratified with blood, symbolizing a binding commitment between God and Israel. The Old Covenant, marked by the blood of bulls, is contrasted with the New Covenant, established by the superior blood of Christ. The importance of the Lord�s Supper in Christianity is emphasized, noting that any distancing from it undermines the essence of the New Covenant. The real blood of Christ in the Lord�s Supper is compared to the real blood of the Old Covenant, stressing its significance. The vision of God in Exodus 24 is connected with Christ, foreshadowing New Testament events. The teaching concludes by linking the tabernacle, where God dwelled with Israel, to the incarnation of Christ, highlighting the continuity between the Old and New Covenants and the superiority of the New Covenant in Christ.