THEOSISCyrill of Alexandria
The law clearly illustrates the significance of this ongoing offering, commanding that one lamb be sacrificed in the morning and another in the evening, accompanied by flour, oil, and wine. This demonstrates that at all times, from beginning to end, within the sacred tabernacle—that is, the Church—we are filled with every virtue in Christ. The lambs offered in the morning and evening serve as a foreshadowing of Him who ascends to the Father on our behalf, bringing with Him the life of those who believe, which is filled with joy rooted in the hope of everlasting glory and a kingdom, ultimately culminating in the delight of eternal pleasures.
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Should anyone desire to interpret the morning and evening sacrifice in the holy tabernacle differently, as relating to the period of humanity—once fragrant before Adam's transgression and reclaimed in the latter days through Christ and a life aligned with His will—they would find it a valid interpretation and engage in sound reasoning, as this is the essence of the matter.