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Numbers 16:9 · BSB
16:9 Is it not enough for you that the God of Israel has separated you from the congregation of Israel and brought you near to Himself to perform the work at the LORD’s tabernacle, and to stand before the congregation to minister to them?
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…exposed because it's pretty hard, you know, to be a weird person in our church. You know, you're pretty much on your own at that point. So go toNumbers chapter 16, Numbers chapter 16. And I'm going to read to you from 2 Samuel 18, before I move on. So you know, what's the end of Absalon? Obviously, he's…
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…of Korah were a family of musicians who were descendants of the same Korah, if you remember, who led a rebellion against Moses in the desert inNumbers chapter 16. And if you go back and you look at that, figure out pretty quickly, that's a pretty serious thing. It was a serious crime that led to some very…
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Good to see you all this morning. Happy Father's Day to all of you. Let me invite you to turn with me toNumbers chapter 16. ! We are continuing through our summer sermon series in the book of Numbers, and today we're looking at all of chapter 16. That's page 116 or 117…
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…about who wrote this psalm. The psalm was written by the sons of Korah, and you may remember, maybe you don't remember, but you can look at it inNumbers, chapter 16. Korah led a rebellion, he led a rebellion against God. He rebelled against God's appointed Moses, who was foreshadowing of Christ. But Korah led a…
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…this did not sit well with Moses, and it did not sit well with the Lord. And so we're going to see the conclusion. of that story tonight inNumbers chapter 16, starting in verse 15. We'll cover a lot of verses, but we'll try to get through them quickly because we really need to see most of these to…
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…assembly. Flames consumed the wicked. Now, this is just three little verses that talks about a pretty interesting story. that you will find inNumbers chapter 16if you want to turn there. Numbers chapter 16. Now we won't read through all of this chapter tonight. We're probably going to break it up into a…
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…don't believe it. What is this pit? Where is it located? Well, if you turn again in your Bible, let's turn this time to the book of Numbers. And inNumbers chapter 16, we read in verse 31 these words. And it came to pass as he made an end of speaking all these words, that the ground cleave asunder that was under…
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…to a passage from the Old Testament. Not entirely clear as you just read the passage, what it is. But Paul's referring back to a passage inNumbers chapter 16, where there was a big revolt against Moses by Korah and others, and Moses had to put that down. And Paul says, well, God has given us these words…
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…the foundation. And all this is built on is two things one, that the Lord knows who he is. He's talking way back in the Old Testament, the Book ofnumbers, chapter 16called Coras Rebellion. Read it sometime later. And he says, this whole sound is based on two things God knows who are his. Let God sort out who…
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…who are his, and everyone who confesses the name of the Lord must turn away from wickedness. In all probability, those verses are a quote fromNumbers chapter 16. In Numbers 16, you get the story of the Korahite rebellion. The Korahite rebellion happened in the wilderness when the people of Israel are…
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…a Bible. Just raise it. Dawson's in the back. He's ready to bring you a Bible. If you need a Bible, If you have your Bible, go ahead and turn theirNumbers chapter 16through 20. I'll recap the story because it's been about a month since we've been in the book. After the Lord delivered his people from slavery to…
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…and all that belonged to them went down alive to Sheol, and the earth closed over them, and they perished from the midst of the assembly. That's inNumbers chapter 16. So God is still at defending his people, right? He's still defending Israel. And it may be that one of the frequent earthquakes during the…
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…rebellion. This one might not be quite as familiar as Balaam. You know, we have the talking donkey. Or of Cain, the firstborn son of Adam and Eve.Numbers chapter 16tells the story of Korah. It talks about how Moses and Aaron, here they are, God's divinely appointed leaders. Two special men set apart. And yet…
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…where they committed this sin that any individual or group of individuals lived over 24 hours. If you have your Bibles, I wish you would turn toNumbers chapter 16. And here in Numbers 16 and verse 29, we have one of the most tremendous verses in all of the Bible. Numbers chapter 16 and verse 29. You remember…
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…Messiah. But I want us to recognize that all of these are signs. What is a sign? In order to hear it from the mouth of Moses, we can turn back toNumbers chapter 16, and I'll look at Exodus 4. I want you to hear what the Scripture says about signs. Because Christ has given them the second witness. He said, I've…
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We are in the Book ofNumbers, chapter 16. We're going to read the introduction to an episode, and then we're going to read another episode of what happened to God's people in the…
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…so that you'll realize what a waste of energy it really was. In Psalm 106, verse 13 and following, this is a reference to Korah's rebellion fromNumbers chapter 16, I'll let you go read about that. It records, God as God also exposes our idolatry by giving us, number three, an example of true worship. To look…
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…But as much as the Israelite tradition reveres Aaron, there was a time when his authority, his position within God's history was questioned. AndNumbers chapter 16, which we just read, in part, speaks of that. In this section of the Bible, if you wanna keep it open, we are told of a rebellion that breaks out,…
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…in verse 15 let them go down to Sheol alive in other words God take their lives early and unexpectedly but listen how similar these words are toNumbers chapter 16when Korah and many respected men in the community rise up against Moses God's chosen servant Moses says in number 16 if these men die as all men…
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…a servant leader and he had some responsibilities, but he wanted like, hey, I want to I want to call the shots. And so the Bible talks about him inNumbers chapter 16and verse 7 and 17. This is Numbers chapter 16, verse 8. Now keep in mind, he basically wants Moses' job. He's like, what's so special about you?…
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