Those are the men Moses sent to check out the land. There was nearby from the tribe of Naphtali. There was Amiel from the tribe of Dan Amiel was the son of Gamal I, there was Seetha from the tribe of Asher seethrough was the son of Michael. There was Gabbi from the tribe of Manasseh gad I was the son of Su sai Manasa was a tribe of Joseph. There was Gabrielle from the tribal Zebulon Gatto was the son of so die. There was bow tie from the tribe of Benjamin bow tie was the son of refu. They were so Shia from the tribe of Ephram, Oh Shia was the son of Nun. There was a gal from the tribe of Issachar. They were che fat from the tribe of Simeon shape that was the son of hooray. Here are their names that were semua from the tribe of Ruben Shem. All of them were leaders of the people of Israel. So Moses sent them out from the desert of Perrin.
I’m giving it to the people of Israel send one leader from each of Israel’s tribes. The Lord spoke to Moses, he said, Send some men to check out the land of Canaan. If you’d like to email me, please do so at Steve at Lifespring. The show notes page for today’s episode is at Lifespring /s 12 e 250. After the reading, I will of course have some comments for you. Our reading today is numbers 13 through 16. This is the daily show where we’re reading through the entire Bible in a year. Thank you for inviting me into your day today. Steve Webb, also known as Sir OG Godcaster, Coming to you from Riverside, California and podcasting since 2004. Hello, this is the Lifespring family Audio Bible episode s 12 e 250. Then put a number on the value and send it to me here: SUPPORT. If you enjoy the Lifespring Family Audio Bible, decide how much value it brings to you. There are no advertisers because advertising=censorship. What about you? The Lovely Lady LeeAnn with Valarie and Tim on Mothers Day Today’s Bible Translationīible translation used in today’s episode: Ch. I can only give my life back to Him in gratitude and love. The best I can do is give my life to Him in the time between those two events. I came into the world naked, and naked I will go out. It is nearly unthinkable, but as Hebrews 9:22 says, “…without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness (of sins). It took the brutal death of His only begotten Son to bring atonement for my sins, and for yours. Because the debt was so huge, the payment had to be inconceivably large. That is why He paid such an enormous price for us. He knows that just because we know right from wrong does not mean that we will always choose what’s right. His sacrifice paid the price, once…for all. And yet, the blood that Jesus shed on the cross brings forgiveness to us again and again. How many times have we seen God’s will, either through God’s word, a message from the pastor, or the Holy Spirit speaks to our heart, and then we, in our rebellion, go the opposite way? Multiple times. I said, “Right after God does something miraculous, they turn their backs on Him! How can these people be so dumb?” And the Lord spoke to my heart and said, “You do the same thing.”īeloved, we are so much like the children of Israel. I had only been a Christian for about five years at this point. I remember the first time I tried to read through the Bible (unsuccessfully, I might add). But Moses, with a pastor’s heart, told Aaron to quickly prepare a sacrifice for the people, and they stopped the plague before it killed everyone. But the very next day the entire nation of Israel came against Moses and Aaron again! saying they “killed the people of the Lord.” Hello? Were you not listening? So once again God was prepared to wipe them all out with a plague. And the people saw and knew that it was the Lord who did it, and that the Lord was confirming that Moses was his chosen leader for them.
Korah leads a rebellion against Moses and Aaron, and God causes the ground to swallow up all those associated with him. Design: Steve Webb | Photo: Zbynek Burival on Unsplash Comments on Numbers 16
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