The contrast between the two should be evident. Judaism's temple worship required a high priest, priests, offerings, a tabernacle or temple, furnishings, the bread of presence, and a specific site for worship. The temple furnishings included a washing laver, an altar for animal sacrifices, and altar for incense, a table for the bread of presence, a lamp stand with lamps, a mercy seat, and the ark of the covenant. Common necessities included water for washings, wood for sacrifices, anointing oil, and incense. Israel received specific worship ordinances governing worship occasions such as Passover and the Day of Atonement.
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