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Numbers 20:10 · BSB
20:10 Then Moses and Aaron gathered the assembly in front of the rock, and Moses said to them, “Listen now, you rebels, must we bring you water out of this rock?”
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…our disobedience. God isn't asking, “What percentage of my commands are you following?” He's asking, “Will you trust me enough to obey me?” Moses —Numbers 20:1–12God told Moses to speak to the rock. Instead, Moses struck the rock twice. God had previously told Moses to strike the rock. But this time God gave…
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…when we do that, we'll have that peace with God. I thank you for the time. And uh maybe we'll revisit this again, maybe I won't. Um, but go readNumbers chapter 20, and we can talk about it. I'd love to talk about it. Give me the whole lunch hour and we'll talk about it. But we'll stand and sing a hymn. And if…
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…where we will start. Psalm 106 verses 32 and 33. Two short verses and then we'll flip back. In the Old Testament, this story in detail is found inNumbers chapter 20. If you want to go ahead and put a finger there, that's good homework for you this week. If you want to go back and read the whole story, we'll hit…
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…I want you to understand what's happening. This is incredible, this interruption. With your finger here in John, I want you to turn to the book ofNumbers, chapter 20, and we're gonna look at verses 1 through 9 together. Numbers chapter 20, verses 1 through 9. If you're not familiar with the Bible, it's in the…
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…verses 2 through 13. So we're going to look at that today. We're going to read it. And we're going to explore it. So if you want to read with me,Numbers chapter 20, verses 2 through 13. Numbers 20, verse 2. Now there was no water for the congregation. And they assembled themselves together against Moses and against Aaron. And the…
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…but because they weren't following the word of God, they suffered the worst of consequences. They died. We read about Moses. God told Moses inNumbers chapter 20to speak to the rock, and it would give forth water. Instead, Moses struck the rock. And because of his disobedience to what God told him to do, he…
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…excludes every other alternative of that same thing, things in the same category. Here's another example of the exclusion principle. InNumbers chapter 20, God told Moses there in the wilderness, Take your rod gather the assembly together thou and Aaron thy brother speak to the rock before their eyes…
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…up here is the closest you're gonna get. You personally will not be going into the land with the people. And the reason for that is because back inNumbers chapter 20, Moses disobeyed the Lord in a pretty aggressive way. The people were grumbling in the wilderness about being thirsty and needing something to…
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…that their children would get along. But that did not happen at all. Jacob and Esau lived around 2,000 B.C. But by the time 600 years later, inNumbers chapter 20, when the Israelites got out of Egypt and crossed the Red Sea, you guys remember that story? They go out into the desert and they need to make…
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…tried it and it didn't work out, and God's like, I'm not here. Let me say this: God's not obligated to do a God thing in a me way. Write that down.Numbers chapter 20. What happened to Moses whenever God said, speak to the rock, and Moses got so frustrated that he struck the rock. He lost the promised land. Why?…
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…prophet, the mediator of the covenant, the leader of the people of Israel for some 40 years, why was it that he was denied entrance into Canaan?Numbers chapter 20records the story of how the the Israelite people rebelled against Moses in the wilderness of Zen on account of there being no water. It was there…
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…and they don't have any water. And so again, God tells Moses to strike the rock with your staff and it brings forth living water. And then again inNumbers chapter 20, the people are wandering through the wilderness for a while, and they they come back again to the same city of Meribah, and again they're…
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…or take water from the wells. Edom refused permission and led an army to block the way. Israel then turned aside to seek another route. That's inNumbers chapter 20. Then Arod, king of the Canaanites, came against Israel and took some of them captive. Israel fought with them and destroyed them, Numbers 21, 1 to…
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Let's go in our Bibles toNumbers chapter 20. Numbers chapter 20. And once you found your place in Numbers 20, you can stand and we'll read our text together. We're going to cover the whole…
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…The people need a water, Moses hit the rock, hmm, water came out the rock. [SPEAKER_00]: He got the golly results. [SPEAKER_00]: And innumbers chapter 20, people need water again, this time God said, speak to the rock, but instead of speaking to the rock, Moses hit the rock, rock twice, boom, boom.…
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…don't heed the warning and seal the problem, it will continue to cost you. So I gotta go fast, but if you go, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers,Numbers chapter 20is near the end of Moses' life. And God says to Moses, after the nation had gone through another rebellion, God says to him, Moses, I want you to…
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…What is that telling us? The Israelites received divine provisions, mana. Remember that Exodus 16 and verse 14, water from the rock, Exodus 17,Numbers chapter 20even. And that was provided to them in the wilderness that would sustain their physical vitality. Interesting. You fast forward John, you go to the…
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…love the unlovable without being provoked. Moses was kept out of the promised land because he became provoked by the people of Israel, it says inNumbers chapter 20. And the promised land for us is this life, this victorious Christian life where our church is a light to this world and we are overcomers. That's…
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…But you know what? Moses got caught up in his anger. And let his anger dictate his reaction. And there was a consequence because of it. We find inNumbers chapter 20. Numbers 20, you have Moses. And Moses and Aaron, it says, gathered the congregation together before the rock. Now let me give you a little…
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…to their dad. And there was animosity between the Edomites and the Israelites throughout their entire Old Testament history. Edom, according tonumbers, chapter 20would not allow Israel to pass through their land en route to Canaan. So when the Israelites left Egypt to go to Canaan, they asked, and you can go…
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