David Mapugilo
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 3: SESSION 24: Priestly Garments
Aaron and his sons become integrally involved with every aspect of tabernacle worship. The high priest’s garments function as an inside-out tabernacle. The special furniture, garments, and all of the rituals involved with tabernacle life work together to tell the story of God moving into the…
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This is interesting insight.
It appears God was intentional with literally every instruction that he gave concerning not only the tabernacle but also the things in it and around it.
I’m curious to know more. I have some reading to do.
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Very strange description of the Tabernacles. Just so you know, when you post, you have to comment on two other posts.
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 3: A Government at Mount Sinai
SESSION 23: Tabernacle Furniture
The tabernacle instructions are framed as a series of seven speeches by Yahweh. The tabernacle instructions echo the themes and narrative elements of the creation story in Genesis. The richness and splendor of the tabernacle increase as you approach the…
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 3: A Government at Mount Sinai
SESSION 23: Tabernacle Furniture
The tabernacle instructions are framed as a series of seven speeches by Yahweh. The tabernacle instructions echo the themes and narrative elements of the creation story in Genesis. The richness and splendor of the tabernacle increase as you approach the…
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Just so you know, when you post, you have to comment on two other posts.
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MODULE 3: SESSION 22: Covenant Ratified
Ratifying the covenant, or making it an active reality, is a solemn ritual. The people of Israel enter into the covenant with Yahweh voluntarily and eagerly. The blood of the covenant marks people as members of the covenant community.
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The form of agreement was highly significant, not only for the children of Israel, as the covenant required blood for its ratification, highlighting its deep importance and sacredness.
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HEBREW 101
Chapter 1: The Alphabet
My learning started with a zeal to understand how to read and write and be conversant as reading and writing of A,B,Cs. l had to familiarize on the Hebrew chart where l memorized the Hebrew Alphabet from Alef, Bet, Gimmel, Dalet, Hey, Vav, Zayin, Chet, Tet, Yod, Kaf, Mem, Nun, Samech, Ayin, Pey, Tsade, Qof,…
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Wow! Fantastic!
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 3: SESSION 21: Defining the Conquest
God is the one who drives out the enemy. He tasks Israel with destroying the places of worship and eliminating any room for other gods in the land. The conquest is not ethnic cleansing. Rather, its goal is exclusive worship of Yahweh.
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The one who created everything is willing to share everything but not his glory!
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I’m realising that our obedience to God is also important as you have mentioned that Israel was “tasked” with destroying the places of worship. If we do not obey, we lose a lot, especially when one looks at this as a spiritual cleansing. Worship to my understanding is spiritual and God alone deserves all of it.
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 3: SESSION 20: “Slavery” Laws
The goal of these slavery laws is to protect the vulnerable from exploitation by the powerful. The literary structure of the book connects labor laws, or laws regulating indentured servitude, to the Sabbath pattern, emphasizing necessary rest for humans and providing a check against…
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God always cares about the well-being of the poor!
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EXODUS OVERVIEW
MODULE 3: SESSION19: Resting in God’s Provision
The Sabbath command is a blessing of God’s rest for every person and animal in the nation. Heads of the household are responsible for ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to rest. God himself rests on the seventh day of creation. He also destroys the oppression that forces…
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JACOB
MODULE 6: SESSION 29: Reflecting on the Jacob Story
Yaaqov’s story is a mirror in which we can examine our motives and gain perspective on how God’s blessing shows up in our lives and in our world. What we choose to do with the blessings God pours out has serious consequences. Studying Scripture in community can powerfully unite people…
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JACOB
MODULE 6: SESSION 28: Jacob and Esau Part Ways
The brothers, Yaaqov and Esau, cannot dwell together in unity because they have too much wealth, most of it obtained through deception. The genealogies in Genesis show us that the narrative is laser-focused on tracing the lineage of the hoped-for messianic king who will crush the snake. The…
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