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Numbers 20:1 · BSB
20:1 In the first month, the whole congregation of Israel entered the Wilderness of Zin and stayed in Kadesh. There Miriam died and was buried.
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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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…do we move forward? What would God want us to know about Himself in these moments? This is what brings us to our passage today. We'll be looking atNumbers chapter 20. This summer, we are preaching through the book of Numbers in the Old Testament. If you're looking at the Pew Bible, that's page 119 in the Pew…
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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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…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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…And really it says that the disobedience of man cannot undo the will of God. The disobedience of man cannot undo the will of God. I think inNumbers, chapter 20, the people of God are in the wilderness. They're mad at God once again because they had water to drink back in Egypt and now they're a little…
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…were so arrogant, it led them to betrayal of their neighbors to the northwest Israel. They refused passage to Israel. In the book of Exodus, inNumbers, chapter 20. And they rejoiced in Jerusalem's destruction. You can read the book of Exodus in Numbers, chapter 20,. And they rejoiced in Jerusalem's…
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…examples of emotionally driven decisions. We can often react in anger. Moses struck the rock in frustration rather than obeying God's commands.Numbers chapter 20and oh the trouble that ensued as a result. We do things often out of fear of man over the fear of God. King Saul disobeyed God because he feared…
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…them as babies is going to keep happening to them. And we see that play out over the course of history. Give you a few examples here. Turn over toNumbers, chapter 20. Numbers 20. Israel needs passage as they're traveling through the wilderness to get through to where they need to go. Verse number 14, moses sent…
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…really real. These are two episodes, and we ain't got time to go there, but for the Old Testament, one is from is from Exodus 17, and one's fromNumbers chapter 20. The 40 years wandering when God said, I loathe that generation. Okay? Remember that that ends? It starts off, shout to the Lord, woo! And now God…
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…Because these these instances have a very real historical reference, especially to the people of Israel. It goes back to Exodus chapter 17 andNumbers chapter 20. And those are important, that mention that importance here in a minute. Exodus chapter 17 is the Meribah reference. That's where Israel had come…
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…he says, I want you to take your staff and I want you to strike the rock and water will pour out. Crazy cool miracle. And then again, it happens inNumbers chapter 20, but when you read that account, God speaks to Moses and he says, I want you to speak to the rock. He doesn't say, I want you to strike the rock…
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…question: Who is this who comes from Edom? Edom was a region in the ancient world that was used as a symbol of opposition to God and his people. InNumbers chapter 20, Moses sends messengers to the king of Edom, an envoy, asking the king to let the people of Israel cross through their land on their way to the…
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…not believing that God would do what God had said he would do in preserving them as a people but to bookend this I want you now to turn with me toNumbers chapter 20and then I promise we'll go back to Hebrews 3 and stay now we know that because of Israel's unfaithfulness right they were set to wander in the…
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…of clay. And he made a mistake which cost him a very precious thing. And so this morning, I'd like to invite you to read with me in the book ofNumbers 20:1-12, about this event. Numbers 20:1-12. In the first month, the whole Israelite community arrived at the Desert of Zin, and they stayed at Kadesh.…
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…in Exodus? Moses is not there. And the reason Moses is not there is because Moses did not trust God. He disobeyed. I think the Bible talks about inNumbers chapter 20. God told Moses, the people cried out for water, and God told Moses, take your staff and speak to the rock, and water will come out of the rock.…
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…with me. In Exodus 17, we have the first account of Moses hitting the rock with his staff for water to drink. And he does exactly what God says innumbers, chapter 20. We have the second account this time. Instead of God telling him to hit the rock with the staff, he tells Moses to speak to the rock in front of…
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