Moses was upon Mount Sinai and the people grew weary. Instead of attempting to seek God, they asked Aaron to make a god. Aaron set out to please the people. Both perspectives were wrong. You have to seek God first and foremost. You also can't try to please people first, it goes against God being... Continue Reading →
Lessons from Exodus 29, 30 and 31
In the dedication ceremony a young bull, two rams, and bread were brought to the tabernacle. The priests were bathed, dressed, and then anointed. Then the bull was killed and the blood placed on the alter and the base. The fat, kidneys, and gallbladder were burnt. Then the rest was taken outside the camp and... Continue Reading →
The High Priest and Jesus
The clothes were an outward indication of the preparation to God. “Have Aaron your brother brought to you from among the Israelites, along with his sons Nadab and Abihu, Eleazar and Ithamar, so they may serve me as priests. Exodus 28:1 The clothes lent dignity and honor to his work. Make sacred garments for your brother Aaron to give... Continue Reading →
Prayer for Growth
Lord, thank you for this fellowship I have found in You, to be able to come to You myself instead of having to offer blood sacrifices. Thank You Jesus for being the Sacrifice for my sins. I owe a debt I know I can never repay, and You in your awesome mercy and love and... Continue Reading →
Thoughts from Exodus 26 and Exodus 27
God was very specific in the details of what to make, how to make it and with what to make things with for the tabernacle. Make the interior of the sacred Tent, the Tent of my presence, out of ten pieces of fine linen woven with blue, purple, and red wool. Embroider them with figures... Continue Reading →
Prayer for myself and others
Lord, I am amazed by Your awesome glory. I worship You for You are holy. Lord forgive me of my sins and help me to turn from my evil ways. Lord as I read this book, Copper Scroll by Joel Rosenberg that is filled with Your prophets writing from Your Word. I feel the time... Continue Reading →
