I'd just lilke to offer a bit of the logical conclusion to your analogy. Because it is one used by amillenial dominionist sects to conclude that ALL prophecy and scripture is completed in Jesus. To take that to its logical end, if the blue print is complete, meanig the table is built, done, then there is no thing left to do. Therefore, all is complete by 70 ad. The eternal kingdom is here. Which means the resurrection is done, judgement is done, Revelation is past tense. All that is left is for the church is to take the dominion inheritance given to them in Jesus. So, if you think the blue print and table is complete, then you have a table with only three legs. Unless, like the domionists, you can accept that it's now just a matter of clean up from Jesus' victory. How quickly the world reflects the true kingdom is only a matter of continuing victory of evangelism in which the church (the true church of course) continues to gain prominence and dominion both spiritually and governmentally. Please think on it a while and see if that is not the only logical endgame to that scenario.Regardless of what you see or don't see in the law, please consider the ramifications of what this completed blueprint analogy must conclude. If combined with Calvinism, It is a dangerous, mean spirited and bloody doctrine. Standing alone, it is an anticlimactic bout of wishful thinking in which the hoped for kingdom is a utopian continuation of the present status quo. So if you accept your analogy, please, at minimum, reject Calvinism outright and completely. And at minimum, ask yourself if this present status is the eternal table you wish to dine at forevermore. But then, if this table isn't your idea of great furniture, either the original blueprint hasn't been followed, or it's back to the drawing board for G-d.