Worshiping a golden calf feels remote and irrelevant at first blush, but the same propensity to create counterfeit gods is in every human heart, the same tendency to blame shift and minimize is common to all, and the need for a substitutionary sacrifice is universal.

Worshiping a golden calf feels remote and irrelevant at first blush, but the same propensity to create counterfeit gods is in every human heart, the same tendency to blame shift and minimize is common to all, and the need for a substitutionary sacrifice is universal.

Worshiping a golden calf feels remote and irrelevant at first blush, but the same propensity to create counterfeit gods is in every human heart, the same tendency to blame shift and minimize is common to all, and the need for a substitutionary sacrifice is universal.

Worshiping a golden calf feels remote and irrelevant at first blush, but the same propensity to create counterfeit gods is in every human heart, the same tendency to blame shift and minimize is common to all, and the need for a substitutionary sacrifice is universal.

Worshiping a golden calf feels remote and irrelevant at first blush, but the same propensity to create counterfeit gods is in every human heart, the same tendency to blame shift and minimize is common to all, and the need for a substitutionary sacrifice is universal.

Worshiping a golden calf feels remote and irrelevant at first blush, but the same propensity to create counterfeit gods is in every human heart, the same tendency to blame shift and minimize is common to all, and the need for a substitutionary sacrifice is universal.

God had Moses consecrate Aaron and his sons to be the priests of Israel through a seven day ceremony involving three animal sacrifices every day: one bull and two rams. Each sacrifice had it's own unique message. The first was the need for forgiveness from God. The second was the need for worship to God. The thirst was the need for fellowship with God.

God had Moses consecrate Aaron and his sons to be the priests of Israel through a seven day ceremony involving three animal sacrifices every day: one bull and two rams. Each sacrifice had it's own unique message. The first was the need for forgiveness from God. The second was the need for worship to God. The thirst was the need for fellowship with God.

God had Moses consecrate Aaron and his sons to be the priests of Israel through a seven day ceremony involving three animal sacrifices every day: one bull and two rams. Each sacrifice had it's own unique message. The first was the need for forgiveness from God. The second was the need for worship to God. The thirst was the need for fellowship with God.

God had Moses consecrate Aaron and his sons to be the priests of Israel through a seven day ceremony involving three animal sacrifices every day: one bull and two rams. Each sacrifice had it's own unique message. The first was the need for forgiveness from God. The second was the need for worship to God. The thirst was the need for fellowship with God.