Today we are reading Numbers 11 and will be looking at Fire and Quail from the Lord. Neither was provided as a blessing. We must be careful about what we cry out for because sometimes God gives it to us.
Today we are reading Numbers 10, and discussing the movement of God's people. "The Silver Trumpets" are introduced as a signal of movement and a call to assemble. I wonder if The Silver Trumpet will once again be used, for the last trumpet that will be blown at the end of this age? Curious? Let's talk about it.
Today we are reading Numbers 9, the people had now been in the wilderness for one year. Remember they left Egypt right after the first Passover. The year was reset so that Passover began a new year. Join me as we look at this important chapter.
Today we are reading Numbers 8, Setting up the lamps, and the setting apart of the Levites. Up to this point in time all of the work of the priesthood had been carried out by Aaron and his sons. God now wants the Levites 25-50 to serve.
Today we are reading Numbers 7, we see the recording of the offerings at the dedication of the Tabernacle. This offering took 12 days to complete.
Today we are looking at the vow of the Nazirite and will conclude this chapter with the priestly blessing.
Join me as we read through Numbers 5, and look at purity in the camp, separating ourselves from sin. We will read about restitution and important subject not talked about enough by Christians.
In today's chapter Numbers 4, we see each group, and each man was given a task to support the work of the tabernacle, the care of the tabernacle, the upkeep, and the moving of each part. Each duty or task was and is important to keep the tabernacle working properly. This is the same today each person has their role in which God would have them fulfill.
Today we are looking at numbers 3, in which the Levites who are taken as His special "firstborn" right. This principle opens the door to the topic of firstfruits as well.
Today we continue our look into the fourth book, in our Bibles, most agree that Moses was the author of this book. The people had been set free from Egypt and have been in the wilderness for about a month when God begins to work in His people. This chapter starts the organization of the camp.
Today we begin the book of Numbers, the Hebrew title is "In the Wilderness". This book relates so in so many ways to our lives today.
Leviticus 27, is the last chapter of the book. It lays out the rules and requirements when giving a gift to the Lord. The chapter also includes rules on how to redeem something offered to the Lord.
Today we read in Leviticus 26, an overview of the promise of blessing and the result of curses if Israel does not follow the commandments that have been given to them. Remember this was not given tot he enemies, or those who do not know God but to His people. Many speculate that because of Jesus this no longer applies to those who are His. However, if we look at the lives of many Christians I wonder are they living under blessing or Curses.
Today we discuss Leviticus 25, Sabbath and Jubilee - Interesting to read when God creates a rule He makes provision for us in this rule.
Today as we read through Leviticus 24, the priests were told to keep the lamp burning continually. Today. we can apply the same instruction to keep the light, the spirit, our spiritual lives burning.
In this chapter Leviticus 23, we take an overview look at "The Feasts of the Lord". Each feast has prophetic meaning and deep spiritual truths for us to embrace.
Today we are reading Leviticus 21. I've named this chapter "The Call to be Different" for reasons that God himself has specifics on how He is to be treated. He has specifics on how we are present ourselves before Him and how important it is to make the distinction between what is his.
God is holy and His desire is for those who serve Him to be holy as well. Today we look at His requirements for the priests who served Him in the tabernacle. Today we see that Jesus raised the level, He took what we see/saw in the Old Testament the outward and made it inward. Its not what we "look" like on the outside but it is who we are on the inside.
Today our reading brings us to Leviticus 20, labeled in my Bible as punishments for sin. It does not sound like fun reading however the law helps us to know right from wrong and should be part of our foundation in understanding what God wants.
Today we are reading Leviticus 19, in this chapter we read be Holy, Honor the poor, live honestly, love your neighbor, and Keep His decrees. What a great practical list of how to live.
Leviticus 18
Leviticus 17
Today we are reading Leviticus 16. The rituals and requirements of the Day of Atonement. Our thoughts compare to who we are today and our ultimate sacrifice, the ultimate day of atonement.
Today we are reading Leviticus 15, Rules and rituals for unclean and clean. The Bible speaks to every area of our life if we will take the time to search it out and apply the truth. Daily Devotion reading through the Bible one chapter at a time, with a short commentary and application prayer. All this in 15 minutes less. Cynthia has several audio series, you can find her on most podcast services or at https://www.talkshoe.com/conf/shows To find out more about Cynthia, check out RealLifeRevised.c...
Leviticus 14, speaks to use in detail the process of pronouncing a leper clean or cleansed. The chapter speaks of the cleansing the leper The law prescribed specifics that the priests were to follow to insure, it wasn't left up to priests individually. Of coarse leprosy is a symbol of sin and we apply it that way most of the time. Today we can look back and see correlation to Jesus and what occurred to him to provide our ultimate cleansing.
Today in Leviticus 13 we read extensively the rules pertaining to skin diseases and infected fabrics and surfaces. It seems the priests acted as health providers, and applied the rules that God had revealed for the health and safety of the Israelites. We see separation from the community for health purposes in certain circumstances.
Today we look at Leviticus 12, which includes the discussion and rules or law for circumcision. We discover that this sign of circumcision points towards God's plan of the new man.
In Leviticus 11, we are reading and commenting on the Dietary laws, clean and unclean. How do those instructions apply today?
Leviticus 10, offers us a look at the responsibility of the priest. They were to offer the sacrifice the prescribed way, with reverence. In our humanness we many times think we have a better way or an easier way and attempt to short cut or change the process. God has His own ways and we must recognize His leadership
Leviticus chapter nine records the end of the seven days that Priests had been set apart for. We see in this chapter that it is the eighth day. We know the eighth day is a day of new beginnings. After creation and rest, the eighth day began the new thing. Here we see God's new order being set into place. My favorite portion of this chapter is verse six, you will see the glory of the Lord. Then in verse twenty-four the fire comes out and burns up the offering and the people fall of their faces. C...
