Leviticus 8-10 describes the ordination of Aaron and his sons as priests, the commencement of their priestly duties, and the tragic death of Nadab and Abihu for offering unauthorized fire to the Lord. This section highlights the solemnity of the priesthood, the necessity of following God's commands precisely, and the distinction between holy and unholy practices within the worship of God.
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Today’s Reading: Read Leviticus 8:1-14 God chose men from the tribe of Levi to be the Priests. Levi was one of Jacob (Israel’s)’s sons and...
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Today’s Reading: Read Leviticus 6:8-7:10 God gave different instructions for offerings based on what the purpose of the offering was- a burnt offering, grain offering,...
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Leviticus 5-7 elaborates on sin and guilt offerings for various transgressions, including failure to testify, touching unclean things, rash oaths, and deceiving a neighbor, with detailed instructions for atonement. These chapters also cover regulations for burnt, grain, and fellowship offerings, emphasizing the need for holiness, restitution, and proper consumption of offerings, underscoring the importance of obeying God’s laws to maintain purity and community integrity.
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Leviticus 1-4 details the laws for various offerings including the burnt offering, grain offering, fellowship offering, and sin offering, emphasizing the need for unblemished animals and specific procedures for their presentation to ensure atonement and acceptance by the Lord. These offerings are made to atone for sins, express devotion, and maintain a holy relationship with God, underscoring the importance of obedience and reverence in worship.
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Today’s Reading: Read Leviticus 1 On Mt Sinai, God had given the Israelites some specific instructions for how to live in a way that showed...
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Exodus 37-40 details the construction of the Tabernacle and its furnishings as per God's instructions, concluding with the anointing and consecration of the Tabernacle and priests, whereupon the glory of the Lord fills the sanctuary, symbolizing God's presence among His people. This divine manifestation signifies God's approval and His continuous guidance throughout their journey.
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Today’s Reading: Read Exodus 40:1-16 Grab some legos or some building blocks. Choose one of your family members to be the “caller.” The “caller” will...
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In this enlightening episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother delves into the profound importance of covenant law, setting the stage for an upcoming focus on the biblical books of Leviticus and Deuteronomy.
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Today’s Reading: Read Exodus 33 When the Israelites worshiped a golden calf, God became angry. He told Moses that the people could go to the...
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In Exodus 33-36, God instructs Moses to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land with an angel's guidance, refusing to accompany them directly due to their disobedience, but later agrees to Moses' plea for His presence. The chapters detail the renewal of the covenant, including Moses receiving new stone tablets, instructions for worship, and contributions from the Israelites for building the Tabernacle, showcasing God's mercy, the importance of obedience, and the communal effort in worship preparations.
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When Leon and Ellie Dowling sold their business, they faced a significant question: What next? Rather than opting for a life of leisure, they felt...
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