Old Testament

Numbers chapter 15 begins with a message of hope that springs from God’s trustworthy promise. The nation has just been judged because of their lack

Numbers chapter 16 presents a familiar story; rebellion against God-ordained authority. Even as God is showing His mercy to the nation of Israel, there are

Numbers chapter 17 provides a symbol of God’s authority and an enduring reminder of the hope we have in Christ. In the previous chapter God

Numbers chapter 18 provides greater detail into the separation of roles between the priests and the Levites. Remember Aaron was from the tribe of Levi,

Numbers chapter 19 provides the details for producing the “water of cleansing” and the enigmatic red heifer. The chapter begins, “This is a requirement of

Numbers chapter 20 is a chapter of transition and most notably includes the act of disobedience that prevents Moses from leading the nation of Israel

Numbers chapter 21 contains one of the most amazing symbols in the entire Old Testament. It picks up immediately after the death of Aaron the

Numbers chapter 22 begins just after the nation of Israel has defeated the army of the Amorites in preparation of entering the Promised Land, as

Numbers chapter 25 begins with a powerful example to us of how vulnerable we really are. At the conclusion of the previous chapter, it seemed

Numbers chapter 23 and 24 together complete the prophesies of Balaam. Balak, the evil king of Moab, brought this “rent-a-prophet” to curse the nation of