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In Solomon's Temple, there was provision made for the proper exhibition of the shewbread.
It is also the amount used in baking the shewbread for the Temple of the Lord in Israel.
The Babylonian cakes / bread were also required to be sweet ( i . e . unleavened ), and like the biblical shewbread were baked from wheat flour.
In the four right hand panels we have the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden being defended by an angel, Moses brazen serpent, the Shewbread and the gathering of the First Fruits.
The somewhat scanty biblical details concerning the shewbread are complemented by further information given by Josephus ( a contemporary of Herod's temple ), and, over the several centuries after the Temple's destruction, by classical rabbinical literature.