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Numbers 7-9 :: From Offerings to Obedience: Walking With God in the Wilderness

Numbers 7-9 :: From Offerings to Obedience: Walking With God in the Wilderness

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 Hey there OOBTers! Today, we’re diving into Numbers 7-9, and these chapters are jam-packed! We’ll start with a long (and I mean long) list of offerings in chapter 7 — each tribe brings their gifts for the dedication of the tabernacle. It might feel repetitive, but there’s something beautiful about the equal participation of all God's people. Then, in chapter 8, we see the Levites set apart for their work, a reminder that God calls His people to specific roles in His grand story. But chapter 9? That’s where things get really interesting. We revisit the Passover — a crucial moment of remembrance for Israel — and then we get this incredible image of God’s presence leading His people through the wilderness. The cloud by day, the fire by night — where God moves, they move. Also, don’t miss the connection we’ll unpack to Jesus in the wilderness and Lent. Just like Israel followed God’s presence through the unknown, Jesus spent 40 days in the wilderness, fasting and relying on God. And as we study these chapters today, we find ourselves in the season Lent — journeying toward Easter. This season is a time of reflection as we wait on and draw closer to God, much like Jesus did in the wilderness. Just as Israel depended on God’s presence to guide them, we’re invited to trust His leading in our own lives. Amazing. Simply amazing... So, honestly, though, what does this mean for us today? How do we lean into God’s presence and trust His timing? Let’s explore all of that together, shall we?! I can’t wait! For the full episode show notes, please go to
mfahring.com/numbers-7-9

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