Numbers 18 - 20
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In this thought-provoking exploration of Numbers 18-20, Steve Gregg delves into the significance of priesthood, the sanctification of the sanctuary, and the importance of service. Gregg discusses the privilege of receiving gifts and the responsibility to use them for the benefit of others. He also highlights the concept of leadership and the potential dangers of being offended by it. Throughout his analysis, Gregg draws connections to biblical teachings and highlights the symbolism found in various rituals and ceremonies.
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Numbers 21 - 22
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In Numbers 21-22, Steve Gregg explores the account of Israel's rebellion and journey to the land of the Canaanites. Gregg reflects on the significance
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Numbers 23 - 24
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In his analysis of Numbers 23-24, Steve Gregg delves into the intriguing story of Balaam, a diviner from Mesopotamia, highlighting the power of Yahweh
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Numbers 16 - 17
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Numbers 16-17 explores the rebellion against Moses and Aaron led by Korah and his company. Despite the numerous signs and wonders God had shown the Is
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