Exodus 33

We could go in lots of directions as the chapter is packed with interesting things. The "tent of meeting" stands out as something to consider as Christians. 

There's an obvious connection between seeing and hearing the true revelation of God and Moses's face shining. Paul says there's something similar but greater happening with us as Christians. 

Exodus 35

It's fascinating to read about how the people got involved in the providing of the materials and in building the tabernacle. It's a joy to participate in what God is doing in the world. 

Exodus 36

What do you do when the offering plate is too full? That's the problem Moses had in our reading, and funny enough, I had the same problem one time... 

Exodus 37

today, we are talking about the items that were made for the tabernacle, designed by God, built by anointed people. They needed to be practical, useful, durable but also beautiful...

Exodus 38

Moses requests an inventory of all the materials used. It's interesting to consider how important that was at that time, and how important it is for us as well. 

Exodus 39

It's interesting to consider how much detail is given to the high priest's attire, and of course, how we approach the dress of our pastors and preachers today. 

Exodus 40

It's wonderful to consider how the Lord's glory fell in the tabernacle as it was built and consecrated. We are also the temple of the living God and God's glory resides in us. 

Happy Sunday! 

Today, we begin the book of Leviticus. These first few chapters are considered their "handbook for worship," helping them to know how to handle themselves in the tabernacle. 

Leviticus 2

We are learning today about the grain offering in the tabernacle, seeing some of the symbolism inherit in their prescribed worship.