Confident.Faith

Numbers 16–18

Korah’s Rebellion; the Plague; Laws for the Priests; Tithing Laws

Numbers 14–15

Israel Refuses the Good Land; God Condemns Israel to Die in the Wilderness; Israel Defeated in Battle; Laws for Sacrifices; Laws for Unintentional Sins

Numbers 11–13

The Manna; the Elders of Israel; the Quail and the Plague

Numbers 8–10

The Lampstand; Purification of and Rules for the Levites; the Pascha; the Cloud and the Fire; the Trumpets

Numbers 3–4

The Duties of the Levites; the Ransom of the Levites; Assignments for the Tent

Leviticus 27 — Numbers 2

Laws for Vows; Enrollment of Israel; Camp Arrangement of Israel

Today we commemorate Elisha. Son of Shaphat from the tribe of Issachar, Elisha was the prophet of God to the Northern Kingdom of Israel for decades. A vocal opponent of Baal worship, Elisha, unlike his predecessor and mentor, Elijah, played an active role in political affairs. In the course of his ministry, Elisha performed many miracles, confirming his status as a prophet sent by God.