We’re continuing in the book of Numbers today, which has a reputation for putting people off both because of the title and because the first seven chapters (or so) contain a good bit of repetition. You’ll experience some of that today, and if you want to put me on 2x speed for that section, I won’t judge! This repetition is intentional, however. Think of it: they didn’t have a copy/paste function for papyrus or scrolls, so they would’ve been required to hand copy everything we’re reading today. These handwritten details would have also been read aloud, and would have impressed upon the hearer that God had provided for the Israelites lavishly.

Numbers 5 - 1:09 .

Numbers 6 - 6:46 .

Numbers 7 - 10:55 .

Numbers 8 - 22:47 .

Psalm 31 - 26:51 .

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Numbers are boring, right? I mean, who gets excited about counting things? Well, did you ever count your Christmas presents as a kid? Have you ever memorized the stats of your favorite athletes, or checked the number of likes on a post, or rejoiced over the number of people confessing Christ through the work a missionary? The numbers presented in these first few chapters may seem boring to us, but they represent the faithfulness of God to Israel. And don’t worry, the title of this book is a little misleading; while it opens with counting heads, it gets more exciting in coming chapters.

Numbers 1 - 1:13 .

Numbers 2 - 8:56 .

Numbers 3 - 13:25 .

Numbers 4 - 21:20 .

Psalm 30 - 29:07 .

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The author of Hebrews continues to reference Old Testament Scripture to make a defense for the superiority of Christ over all things. The earthly tabernacle is but a shadow of the heavens, where Christ serves as great high priest. He has made a superior sacrifice, shedding His own blood rather than that of goats, bulls, or rams. He oversees a new covenant, where the law is written on the hearts and minds of those who trust in Him. Men and women of faith who came before Him were waiting for the promise of His coming. In Him, we haven’t come to Mt Sinai, but Mount Zion, where Christ intercedes on our behalf.

Hebrews 10 - 1:15 .

Hebrews 11 - 8:02 .

Hebrews 12 - 16:13 .

Hebrews 13 - 21:58 .

Psalm 28 - 26:18 .

Psalm 29 - 27:51 .

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