Numbers 33 - 36
NumbersSteve Gregg
In these chapters of the book of Numbers, Steve Gregg explores the historical accounts and geographical references from Ramesses in Egypt to the plains of Moab near the Jordan River. The speaker delves into the significance of place names and discusses God's execution of judgments upon Egypt's gods. Additionally, Gregg analyzes the division of the land among the Israelites and the establishment of cities of refuge, examining the principles of justice and inheritance. The chapter concludes with a reflection on the importance of marrying within the faith and seeking God's guidance in relationships.
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Numbers 31 - 32
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In Numbers 31-32, Steve Gregg explores the challenging content of these chapters, confronting the difficult topic of wars of extermination. Gregg emph
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