REMEMBERING & DOING
Theme: This passage describes God’s call to the people—while beginning their forty-year wandering—to faithfully remember and faithfully do His commandments.
Numbers
A LOST OPPORTUNITY THROUGH UNBELIEF
Theme: This passage describes the rebelliousness of the people in refusing to enter the land that God was giving them—and the tragic loss of opportunity that resulted from their refusal.
A BAD REPORT
Theme: This passage describes the discouraging report that ten of the twelve spies gave to the people of Israel as they scoped-out the promised land.
FAMILY FEUD
Theme: This passage describes opposition Moses received to his authority from his own family.
LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES
Theme: This passage describes the trials that Moses began to experience with the people in leading them to the promised land.
THE JOURNEY BEGINS
Theme: This passage describes the sort of obedience that needed to characterize the children of Israel in their journey to the promised land.
PASSOVER LAMB & LEADING CLOUD
Theme: This passage describes the sort of obedience that needed to characterize the children of Israel in their journey to the promised land.
THE LAMPSTAND & THE LEVITES
Theme: This passage describes some of the events, relative to the Levites and their ministry, that preceded the march of the people of Israel into the promised land.
THE LEADERS' OFFERINGS
Theme: This passage describes the offerings that the leaders of the tribes of Israel made at the time of the dedication of the tabernacle.
THE PRIESTLY BLESSING
Theme: In this passage, God gave to Moses the blessing that the priests were to pass on to His people during their journey to the promised land.