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If you would like to join us Christmas Eve I would like to extend a personal invitation to you. Our service is at 7:00 PM we will sing, share communion, pray, and share a message most likely you have not heard before. Join us at 2704 South Highway W at Asbury Chapel or on Facebook
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Tuesday February 28, 2023 Numbers 8, 9, and 10 discuss the seven lamps as ordered by God, the Passover, and the silver trumpets. Chapter8 – The Lord’s next instructions was to the priests and the Levites. First, Aaron was to light the seven lamps in the tabernacle then came the instructions for the cleansing of
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Today we are reading only chapter seven, it is quite long. Chapter 7 – In chapter seven Moses takes a step back and recalls the day when Israel completed the tabernacle and consecrated it and all the furnishings. With the tabernacle completed he dedicated all the Leaders. The leaders of Israel…brought their offerings before the
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Our Sunday reading takes us to chapter five and six of Numbers. Chapter 5 – If the organization of the Israelites traveling to the promised land was important their sanctification – that is their status as set apart people of God – was critical. God’s holiness was manifested in a visible way in the tabernacle,
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What do you believe about the prophecy of a second return of Jesus? Do you believe it will happen, if so what will happen to mankind? Is there a heaven for believers and a hell for the unbeliever? Much of the prophecy we see in the Bible is from the Old Testament and at that
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Numbers 3 may contain the most important item in the Israel camp that is the tent of meeting. – the tabernacle that housed the holy presence of the Lord. Chapter 3 – So it follows that the most important assignments any Israelite could have were those that pertained to the worship in the care of
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Today our reading begins with the Book of Number and the rules for locating the tribes in the camp. Numbers picks up where Leviticus left off – recounting events that happened one month later than what is recorded there (40:; Num 1). The Israelites have been free from the Egyptians now for a year, have
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Our reading today in Leviticus 26 and 27 concludes the Book of Leviticus. Tomorrow we will begin looking at the Book of Numbers as the Israelites prepare to travel to the Promised Land. Chapter 26 – This chapter discusses the laws of obedience and disobedience. It is a chapter on obedience and disobedience to the
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Today we read of the responsibilities the priests have in the tabernacle. Chapter 24 outlines these responsibilities then chapter 25 the year of jubilation and the treatment of poor countrymen are addressed. Chapter 24 – The priests were to keep the lamps burning in the tabernacle. This is a reference to the pure gold lampstand
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Leviticus 22 and 23 for today’s reading. More about laws and special festivals in these chapters. Chapter 22 – The priests were responsible to deal respectfully with the holy offerings in order not to profane God’s holy name. Again he reiterates “I am the Lord who sets them apart. If a mistake was made and
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Chapters 19, 20, and 21 offer us details of the laws of everyday life, laws for the offences requit=ring the death penalty, and laws concerning the priests. Chapter 19 – The laws in this chapter are wide ranging, but throughout these verses are the principles of the Ten Commandments applied to everyday life. God says,
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