Was everything pictured in the tabernacle types fulfilled by Christ?
Yes. Everything pictured in the tabernacle types was fulfilled by Christ to the last jot and tittle. He became our high priest, presented His blood, and fulfilled the Day of Atonement in every detail. The earthly types pointed to His finished work, not to any atonement before His death.
Les explains that the word propitiation means everything pictured in type in the tabernacle was fulfilled to the last jot and tittle by Christ, who became our high priest and presented His blood. He connects this to 1 John 1:9, where the believer has an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ the righteous. When we sin, God expects confession, not begging for forgiveness, because sins are already forgiven; the advocate points to the blood and says the believer is under the blood. Les then returns to Leviticus 16, saying the Day of Atonement beautifully pictures what John's Gospel and Hebrews showed: Christ fulfilled it in every detail. He notes it was not actually a Day of Atonement for Israel, since there was no atonement until Christ died; it should have been called the Day of Covering.