EARLY CHURCH SOURCE - SAINT CYRIL :

"Although Christ is but one, yet he is understood by us under a variety of forms :

"He is the tabernacle on account of the human body in which he dwelt.
He is the table, because he is our bread of life.
He is the ark, which has the law of God inclosed within, because he is the word of the Father.
He is the candlestick, because he is our spiritual light.
He is the altar of incense, because he is a sweet-smelling odor of sanctification.
He is the altar of burnt sacrifice, because he is the victim, by death upon the cross, for the sins of the whole world."

HI: Johannes Oecolampadius Study Archive "Observe here, whoever acts as a preacher, [the nature of] your office.  For the task is, that with Isaiah you may first be a disciple rather than a teacher, and may be among those who have seen God, whom Scripture calls θεοδιδάκτους [taught by God].  May you also be called by God, as was Aaron, and not like Nadab and Abihu, and Korah, and others.  May the desire of Uzziah first die to you, who intruded into sacred things from his own audacity."

Interaction on David Field's article "Idealism and Double Fulfillment"  "The idealist’s desire to be inclusive and general results in incoherence. And, funnily enough, you’ve lost coherence in an attempt to gain something which you think the preterist/futurist lacks when in fact they (so long as they do their association/application thing seriously) not only have it but are the only ones who have grounds for having it and holding it stably and securely."