Consecration of Priests
The TabernacleSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the consecration of priests in Exodus chapter 29, highlighting their role as kingdom priests and the various rituals involved in their consecration. He focuses on the anointing of priests, drawing connections to Jesus being anointed with the Holy Spirit and the significance of anointing in ministry. Gregg emphasizes the concept of presenting our bodies as living sacrifices to God, contrasting it with the Old Testament sacrificial system. He also underscores the importance of offering sacrifices of praise and thanksgiving to God in difficult times, highlighting the role of priesthood in our daily lives.
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