<p>In this lesson, we will continue our study of Exodus as we look at the consecration of the priests.</p>

In this lesson, we will continue our study of Exodus as we look at the consecration of the priests.

Exodus 29-33 (Consecration of the Priests)

<p>From 1933 to 1944, FDR addressed the nation in a series of 30 radio conversations that would later be known as the “fireside chats.” These addresses not only served to inform the American public, but they also provided a sense of calm to a nation in turmoil. The goal of this podcast, like its namesake, is to both inform and comfort. In this podcast, we will proclaim the whole counsel of God, starting with the truth that we are sinners in need of a savior, and it is through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection and faith therein that we are saved and reckoned as justified in the sight of a Holy God.</p>

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From 1933 to 1944, FDR addressed the nation in a series of 30 radio conversations that would later be known as the “fireside chats.” These addresses not only served to inform the American public, but they also provided a sense of calm to a nation in turmoil. The goal of this podcast, like its namesake, is to both inform and comfort. In this podcast, we will proclaim the whole counsel of God, starting with the truth that we are sinners in need of a savior, and it is through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection and faith therein that we are saved and reckoned as justified in the sight of a Holy God.

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Exodus 29-33 (Consecration of the Priests)

Exodus 29-33 (Consecration of the Priests)