God Instructs Moses About Levite Duties
The next Bible study in of the book of Numbers was released earlier entitled Separation of Tribe of Levites. Each article presents my personal view and interpretation of Bible facts based on close study of God’s Word. The latest article makes reference to rules and punishment quoted as follows:
In a previous study of Leviticus 10:2 we learn about Nadab and Abihu, sons of Aaron, who were struck dead with fire from God for violating rules for priests. Looking ahead in 1 Chronicles 13:9, the tribes are on the move and arriving at Chidon when another person is struck dead. Uzza, a driver of the cart carrying the tabernacle, notices the oxen stumble and reaches out holding on to the ark and immediately dies.
God makes the rules, and for modern mankind the importance of Bible study and knowing God’s expectations is that learning from Scripture allows us to separate the traditions of man to know God’s will.
In the course of following this personal spiritual journey, I have encountered others who write about true purpose as Christians and the dangers of accepting the traditions of mankind instead of God’s Word. As I consider these opinions, I realize that my choice of non-denominational Christianity is shared by many many others.
Our first priority is a personal relationship with God which requires looking outside the traditional views of worship and institutional churches. While each co-exists comfortably and congregations do great work, true meaning still depends on knowing God on a personal level, and the Bible is His guide to knowing expectations as a Christian. More on home church (HC) compared to institutional church (IC) will be blog topics in the future.
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Okay…1. I just discovered you had an entire week’s of posts. Just now I realized that I bookmarked the last page I had visited and so when I came to visit again it just took me to that same page–which made me believe you had not posted for a while.2. Love that swing picture above so much. In fact, I love it so much bc I have taken a similar one before and have begun a collection of swing photos. They are addicting! The one above is especially lovely because of the lighting and bc it’s almost monochromatic.3. I would live in Spokane in a heart beat. I love the northwest. I have friends in Gig Harbor and have visited there several times. Total peace for my soul.4. The boyscout camp pics…classic and timeless and so lovely. The light was so yummy in several of them.5. What a beautiful gift you have.
Okay…1. I just discovered you had an entire week’s of posts. Just now I realized that I bookmarked the last page I had visited and so when I came to visit again it just took me to that same page–which made me believe you had not posted for a while.2. Love that swing picture above so much. In fact, I love it so much bc I have taken a similar one before and have begun a collection of swing photos. They are addicting! The one above is especially lovely because of the lighting and bc it’s almost monochromatic.3. I would live in Spokane in a heart beat. I love the northwest. I have friends in Gig Harbor and have visited there several times. Total peace for my soul.4. The boyscout camp pics…classic and timeless and so lovely. The light was so yummy in several of them.5. What a beautiful gift you have.
Hello Marithus, I appreciate your inquiry into joining GodRing. Unfortunately the way this ministry and website is designed, it doesn’t require a team. It’s really just the content I bring from different groups to one place (or create).I strongly welcome you to contact any of our members however. As most of them are full ministries that could use more people. You can find links to their websites under “Members” on the right column.Alternately, I’d like to encourage you to taking that step yourself. Ministries are created every day to fill the need commissioned by Jesus Christ. It takes one person stepping forward. So if you can’t find a ministry to join, take that leap and make one. Also, remember that reaching lost souls does not require a ministry group. There are shelters, homeless, and fatherless everywhere that don’t necessarily need a big ministry to help them, but rather just a single helping hand.God Bless you Maurithus, and I hope you find the outlet you need. Never give up, and always remember that in Christ all things are possible.
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And now we know why George has been christened BibleScholarGeorge by Geeding!Well written, George. I'll echo some of what Chris wrote. I believe that Paul firmly knew that his writings were authoritative for church instruction (he seems to indicate this numerous times in his letters, often testifying to his credentials as an apostle of Christ). It would so follow that he must have intended for them to be preserved and used for future opportunities of instruction in the churches (much in line with his rabbinical upbringing, Paul would be familiar with the Jewish use of the Talmud as an accessory to the study of Torah). In this regard, I have to disagree with Sharon that his letters were merely for his own personal recollections – he intended for them to be read and shared among the churches. I also disagree with George's opinion that Paul didn't believe that his writing was "God-breathed." His sense of his own apostleship, in my opinion, points to a belief that his writing carried the authority of Christ, although there are instances in his letters where he clarifies what is his opinion versus what is Christ's teaching. Did he know that his writings would be canonized as Scripture? My guess is that he had no particular inkling that there would be a "New Testament"or that what he knew as Scripture would become the "Old Testament" so the question may be impossible to answer. Did he know that his writings should be preserved for the churches as authoritative instruction? I think yes.
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Hi so glad to hear from you. I know what you mean about getting lost in the transfer. I’m still learning wordpress and I know it has lots to offer but I admit I really miss my blogger blog somedays. I’m studying Beth Moore’s “Living Beyond” on the fruit of the spirit. I’m doing Chip Ingrim’s “The Invisible War” about spiritual warfare. I want to start doing “Jonah a life interrupted” I just caught up on your blog and your big move from Seattle to Chicago. Wow that is quite the adventure! So why did you guys move was it for your husbands job? Miss your blogs but like you I haven’t blogged much either. I’ve just been going through so much personally its been hard. Then its like do I put this out there for all of the public to see you know. But I hope to blog more