In Numbers, chapter one, verse forty-six, the Lord speaks to Moses in Mount Sinai in the tabernacle of the congregation and has the census taken there that totaled six hundred and three thousand, five hundred and fifty males above the age twenty, not including the Levites. These were the men counted by Moses and Aaron …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-seven, verse thirty, the Lord speaks to Moses about the children of Israel concerning tithes. A tithe is a tenth of the land produced and the livestock in a donation to the Lord. The contribution was an offering to support the Levites, as stated in Numbers twenty-one verse eighteen. “And behold, I …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-seven, verse two, the Lord speaks to Moses regarding the children of Israel about when a man makes a vow. A vow is a solemn promise, a pledge, or a personal commitment such as marriage vows or a vow of secrecy. Chapter twenty-seven deals with things vowed or promised to the Lord, …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-six, verse seventeen, the greatest tragedy of sin, rebellion, and disobedience is that God may set His face against us. The withdrawing of His presence and care, His grace and strength from us. In its place, disobedient people will face exposure to direct judgment, and all the problems and dangers of life, …
In Leviticus, chapter twenty-six, verse fourteen, reveals pathos, anguish, and heartache as He lamented that He might have to punish the people He had redeemed. If they, in utter ingratitude, rejected His love and were unwilling to have Him as their God, He would have no choice but to bring them sorrow and calamity. The …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-three, verse ten, the Lord speaks to Moses to tell the children of Israel about bringing the first fruits of their harvest to the priest. Acknowledging that the fruit of the ground came from the Lord occurred in connection with the feast of Unleavened bread. The consecration of the first fruits to …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-three, verse two, the Lord speaks to Moses to tell the children of Israel about the feasts of the Lord. This chapter presents a list: of blessed days of celebration and worship. The days symbolize redemption and consecration, demonstrating that Israel and all they possessed belonged to God. There were two cycles …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-one, verse seventeen, the Lord speaks to Moses to tell his brother Aaron regarding anyone that has any blemishes not to serve in any priestly duties. Moses’ brother, who was the high priest, necessary for him, at least at this time, to ensure the laws and rules relating to the priesthood observation. …
In Leviticus chapter twenty-one, verse seven, priests were not able to marry women who had been immoral or even those who had experience divorce. They were to marry only virgins and widows of priests. Through this law, God’s expectation revealed that spiritual leaders are to serve as examples of God’s highest ideals for marriage and …
Leviticus chapter twenty-one deals with the qualifications and high standards for those who serve as ministers of God’s people. They were to be examples of godliness both in their ceremonial duties and in their character and deeds. Consequently, God placed upon them a higher standard than was required for membership among the people of God. …
