Deuteronomy 1-3 details the Israelites' journey from Horeb to Kadesh-barnea, their disobedience at Kadesh-barnea, and their subsequent victories over King Sihon of the Amorites and King Og of Bashan, leading to the allocation of land to the Transjordan tribes and the transfer of leadership to Joshua, while Moses is forbidden from entering the promised land.
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In this thought-provoking episode of Sermon Notes, co-hosts Jay Strother and Brian Ball delve into the rich tapestry of the Book of Numbers, exploring the interplay of obedience, leadership, and God's redemptive discipline.
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Today’s Reading: Read Numbers 33:2-48; Numbers 33:50-55 Sometimes it is good to look back and see all that God has done for us in our...
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In Numbers 33-36, Moses outlines the Israelites' journey from Egypt to the plains of Moab and establishes the boundaries of the promised land. God commands the distribution of land among the tribes, appoints cities of refuge, and addresses inheritance rights for Zelophehad's daughters.
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In Numbers 29-32, regulations for sacred assemblies and offerings during festivals, the protocol for vows made by individuals, and the account of the Israelites' war with the Midianites, including the capture of their possessions and the division of spoils, are detailed. Additionally, the Reubenites and Gadites request to settle in lands east of the Jordan River, prompting Moses to negotiate terms for their involvement in battles to secure Canaan.
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Today’s Reading: Read Numbers 29:39-40; 31:1-6 The Israelites about to enter Canaan were not the same people who left Egypt. Remember, it had been 40...
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GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Read John 3:14-17. Jesus uses the story of Moses and the snake to explain how God is going to use Him in...
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Today’s Reading: Read Numbers 26:52-56; Numbers 27:12; 15-17; 27:18-23 40 years have passed, and it is time for the Israelites to enter the land. God...
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In Numbers 25-29, Israel's worship of Baal leads to divine punishment, Phinehas intervenes to stop a plague, a second census of the Israelites is taken, Zelophehad's daughters' inheritance is resolved, Joshua is commissioned to succeed Moses, and various offerings are prescribed for daily, Sabbath, monthly, Passover, and Festival of Weeks.
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Today’s Reading: Read Numbers 21:4-8 Today before you begin reading, you are going to take your family on an adventure. Pick one person to be...
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In Numbers 21-24, Israel defeats various enemies with God's help, including the Canaanites, Amorites, and Moabites. Additionally, Balaam, hired by Balak to curse Israel, instead blesses them multiple times as directed by God, demonstrating God's protection over his people (Numbers 21:1-24:25).
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Today’s Reading: Read Numbers 13:1; 13:17-20; Numbers 14:6-9; Numbers 14:20-24 Have you ever been really thirsty? Try eating a couple of crackers but don’t drink...
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