Numbers 6 (Aaronic blessing)The Sower Sows the WordSpoken as a closing blessing: may the Lord bless you and keep you and make his face to shine upon you
NumbersSilver and Gold Have I NoneSins committed in ignorance have a different offering but still must be made
Numbers 6:24-26The Spreading CircleThe Aaronic blessing, cited as the source that Psalm 67:1 appropriates
Numbers 6:24-26When God's Holiness Goes Publicthe Aaronic blessing, 'the Lord bless you and keep you, the Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you'
Numbers 6:24-26Scattered to Spread the Good NewsBenediction: the Lord bless you and keep you, make his face shine upon you, and give you peace
Numbers 6:24-26The Spreading Circlethe Aaronic blessing, compared to the opening of Psalm 67
Numbers 6:24-26Humble Faith Allows Jesus to Heal the Issuesparaphrased in the benediction as 'may the Lord bless and keep you and make his face to shine upon you and give you peace'
Numbers 11Set His Face to Go to Jerusalemreferenced alongside Isaiah 46 for the phrase 'as for you, let these words sink into your ears'
Numbers 12:3Power Under RestraintMoses was very meek above all men on the face of the earth
Numbers 12:3Blessed Are the Meekthe man Moses was very meek above all the men which were upon the face of the earth
Numbers 12:5-8Consider JesusGod speaks from the pillar of cloud declaring Moses faithful in all his household and unique among prophets, used to show how highly Moses was regarded
Numbers 12:5-8Think Carefully About This JesusGod speaks from the pillar of cloud declaring Moses faithful in all His house, speaking mouth to mouth with him, used to show how highly Moses was regarded
Numbers 14:2God Really Does Love Youlisted as one of several passages about grumbling and the destroying angel
Numbers 14:2-4When God's Holiness Goes Publicthe congregation grumbling against Moses and Aaron, wishing they had died in Egypt and proposing to appoint another leader to return
Numbers 14:24The Eyes of Your Heartquoted about Caleb having a different spirit and following God fully into the promised land
Numbers 14:37God Really Does Love Youlisted as one of several passages about grumbling and the destroying angel
Numbers 15:30-31It Is a Terrifying Thingcited to show that willful, defiant sin was treated far more seriously than ignorant sin under the old covenant
Numbers 16Christ Be All Around MeThe Korah rebellion, illustrating that no one takes priestly honor to himself
Numbers 16:30God Really Does Love Youlisted as one of several passages about grumbling and the destroying angel
Numbers 20When God's Holiness Goes Publicthe account at Kadesh of Miriam's death, the people contending for water, God commanding Moses to speak to the rock, and Moses striking it twice instead
Numbers 20:14-21Anyone Who Looked LivedMoses sends messengers to Edom asking to pass through, Edom refuses with a large army
Numbers 20:14-29Look and LiveMoses sending messengers to Edom, Aaron's death on Mount Hor
Numbers 20:22-29Anyone Who Looked LivedAaron dies on Mount Hor, his priestly garments passed to his son Eleazar, Israel mourns thirty days
Numbers 21Whoever Really Means Whoeverreferenced as the Old Testament background Pastor Ray had used when preaching on Nicodemus the previous week
Numbers 21From Glory to Glorypeople complaining, God sending venomous snakes, Moses making a bronze snake on a pole so that anyone who looked at it would live
Numbers 21From Glory to GloryIsrael grumbling, God sending venomous snakes, Moses lifting the bronze snake on a pole as the means of salvation
Numbers 21Shameless Persistencereferenced as the bronze serpent on a pole that saved snake-bitten people
Numbers 21The Ones Who Looked Livedthe bronze snake lifted on a pole in the wilderness, cited as the Old Testament callback Jesus uses with Nicodemus
Numbers 21:1-3Anyone Who Looked LivedCanaanite king of Arad attacks Israel, Israel vows to destroy their cities, God gives the victory
Numbers 21:1-9Look and Livethe Canaanite king of Arad, the venomous snakes, and the bronze snake on the pole
Numbers 21:4-9Sin, Sorrow, and SalvationIsrael complains against God and Moses, venomous snakes are sent, Moses makes a bronze snake on a pole and those who look at it live
Numbers 21:4-9Anyone Who Looked LivedPeople grumble against God and Moses, God sends venomous snakes, Moses prays, bronze snake lifted on a pole
Numbers 21:4-9Anyone Who Looked, Livedthe bronze snake on the pole, used as the Old Testament type that Jesus draws on when speaking to Nicodemus
Numbers 21:6God Really Does Love Youidentified as the passage about testing Christ and being killed by snakes
Numbers 22Your Path Is a Reckless OneRead aloud in full as the primary background text for understanding Balaam
Numbers 22Beware the Reluctant Permission of GodMain text read in detail: Balak summons Balaam, God tells Balaam not to go, the donkey sees the angel of the Lord
Numbers 23Your Path Is a Reckless OneSummarized: Balaam blesses Israel three times despite Balak's repeated requests to curse them
Numbers 25:1-9God Really Does Love Youidentified as the passage about sexual immorality and the 23,000 who died in one day
Numbers 25:1-9Your Path Is a Reckless OneSummarized: Israel falls into sexual immorality with Moabite women, described as the aftermath of Balaam's counsel
Numbers 25:1-4Beware the Reluctant Permission of GodIsrael's men sin with Moabite women and worship Baal of Peor, immediately after the Balaam narrative
