https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/35.htm This chapter begins by establishing the cities for the Levites to inhabit. As stated before, the Levites were given the job of ministry and caring for the Tabernacle, and they did not receive an inheritance in the land, but God gave them cities within each tribe in which to live. And now we talk Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/33.htm There has been a great debate over exactly where the children of Israel crossed the Red Sea. Many try to follow the description given in the Bible, while others turn to science, looking for the location where the sea is at its shallowest, where the bank falls just right so there isn’t a big Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/30.htm This chapter of the Book of Numbers deals with “Vows of Women”. Feel free to read it and understand it how you wish, but my takeaway applies to everyone, man, woman, husband, wife, child, it doesn’t matter; the lesson is to keep your word. Not keeping your word is no different than telling a Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/26.htm In this chapter, God commanded Moses to take another census of the men of Israel, those of who were 20 and older, men capable of going to war. And each tribe is outlined with the number of people in each tribe. In Numbers 27, God is preparing Moses for his coming death. The only Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/25.htm This chapter is very short, so in light of recent events, I feel I must share my feelings. This week, a Christian man trying to share his faith with young college kids, not to force it upon them, but to have an open discussion with them. We are supposed to “be the light” and Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/22.htm In Numbers 20, scripture talks about how Moses and the children of Israel were denied passage through the and of Edom. The word Edom, in Hebrew, means “red”, and the Edomites were descendants of Esau (who was a very hairy man whose hair was red). So it was the descendants of Esau denying entry Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/21.htm God called on Abraham to be his servant, we know that. And we know that cause Abraham was His “chosen” , his heirs were given the promised land. But why Abraham? Abraham lived in a city called Ur, which reportedly was not a good city, in the same area as Babylon. Why was Abraham Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/19.htm Chapter 19 deals with the articles of purification and the consequences of touching them. And again, the Tabernacle is a Holy place that must always remain consecrated. Anyone who is unclean because of anything, and in this chapter it specifically addresses touching the water of purification and the ashes of the sacrifices, that person Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/17.htm I can only assume that many carried rods in those days, a long cane if you will. I won’t presume to know why they did, other than use as a cane. And if you can, imaging a very straight and sturdy tree branch, cleaned of all the twigs and leaves. And since Noah had Continue reading

https://biblehub.com/nkjv/numbers/16.htm Why is anyone but Moses still alive? Everyone, except maybe Caleb and Joshua have turned against God at one time or another since the exodus. If God was angry and vengeful, wouldn’t He have killed them by now? That’s because God isn’t those things. He is a loving, kind, merciful God, just like Jesus. Continue reading