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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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Leviticus 16,17, and 18 are the chapters we are reading today. Chapter 16 – The Day of Atonement was the most important solemn day on Israel’s calendar. The emphasis in this chapter is on the necessity of sin being atoned for so that God’s people may be forgiven and reconciled unto Him. The ministry of
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The laws of becoming clean were quite explicit and to be followed in exact detail, however the sacrifices made allowed for people of all levels of wealth to participate. Today from chapters 14 and 15 we read of the laws of cleansing a leper, his house, and the cleansing of unhealthiness. Chapter 14 – The
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Today’s reading is a bit longer than some others but it is hard to separate it when reading certain subjects. Today we read chapters 10, 11, 12, 13. Chapter 10 – At the inauguration of Israel’s sacrificial system, Nadab and Abihu present unauthorized fire before the Lord, which He had not commanded them to do.
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Reading today takes us through chapters 7, 8, and 9 where we read of the priest’s part in the offering, the consecration of Aaron and his sons as priests, and we see Aaron offering sacrifices to the Lord. Chapter 7 – The priest’s regulations for for the guilt offering include several elements: the place where
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Today’s reading continues in chapters 5, 6, and 7 of Leviticus. Chapter 5 – Verses 1-13 continues the instructions fior the offering of ordinary people that began in 4:27. Here sins remedied are not inadvertent but hidden, in that they involve deliberate neglect or forgetfulness. One who becomes aware of a need for atonement is
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If you have been following our script in reading, we have read through the books of Genesis, Exodus, and some of Job this year. Today we reading rom Leviticus chapters 1 through 4. In these chapters instructions are given on making offerings to the Lord. No named author is given for the book of Leviticus
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Much of the reading today talks about the continued construction with explicit instructions on construction. We read of this in chapters 36 to 38. Chapter 36 – The Lord placed wisdom in their hearts as good stewards of the work to take palce. Keep in mind that the tabernacle was completed from the sacrifices of
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Reading today from Exodus 33 to 35 we see Moses again receiving the tablets of stone with the Ten Commandments written on them. Chapter 33 – God told Moses to lead the people to the promised land and He would drive out any enemies they encountered. But, because of the people’s sin He would not
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Reading today from chapter 28 and 29 my mind immediately thought of something. We live in a society today that is quite talented and around any corner we can find a craftsman to make anything we want or desire. We may think we’re pretty good with all these opportunities and skills be availed to us.
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Reading today describes an encounter Moses has with God who outlines the construction of the tabernacle chapters 24 through 27. Chapter 24 – God’s covenant with Israel was inaugurated with a ceremony with Moses, Aaron’s sons, and seventy elders of the people were called to approach the Lord. This indicates that worship begins with a
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