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Numbers 20:8 · BSB
20:8 “Take the staff and assemble the congregation. You and your brother Aaron are to speak to the rock while they watch, and it will pour out its water. You will bring out water from the rock and provide drink for the congregation and their livestock.”
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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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…okay, we got it. We got it. Um but uh but we're gonna we're we're we're we're gonna dive in. And if you if you want to follow along, go ahead.Numbers chapter 20is the area we're gonna be in. Numbers chapter 20 is is where we're gonna be. You can follow along on the screen. You can take notes in your own uh…
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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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…that is a lot of water. And so it come gushing out of there. And so you know they, they shut up, but not for long, because you keep reading inNumbers, chapter 20, and that wasn't very much longer. They were in a different wilderness. The wilderness was Zen and they murmured again about there's no water out…
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…to strike the rock, and water flows out of the rock at Mount Horeb to give his parched people refreshment and life. The second reference comes fromNumbers chapter 20, where God there commands Moses merely to speak to the rock, but Moses, having a flair for the dramatic, chooses to hit the rock with his staff a…
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…book of Moses. Moses who also is not going to enter the promised land because he's a part of that Exodus generation and because of what happens innumbers chapter 20, you'll read it sometime. So Moses is standing there. He knows he's not going in with his people, but he wants them to remember the covenant that…
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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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…to a great story of a man of God who did the same thing that I did. So we're going to talk about Moses for a minute. And we're going to look atNumbers chapter 20. And in chapter 20, meet me in verse 7, and it says, And the Lord said to Moses, You and Aaron must take the staff and assemble the entire…
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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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…that was there. That was bad water. And then the times when Moses struck the rock with his staff and water came out, this time it's related inNumbers chapter 20. And what God says to Moses is speak to the rock, and water will come from it. Speak to the rock. Moses and Aaron gathered the people together. But…
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…perceived speech difficulty to display his power, but Moses allowed his insecurity in some regards to dominate his actions. We read in the book ofNumbers chapter 20, God had a conversation with Moses. The children of Israel were lacking water. God says, I have a means for them to get water. Moses, I want you.…
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…strife or contention. And so, that's what this place was named. Now, there's gonna be another incident of this. In fact, go forward to the book ofNumbers, chapter 20. We'll fast forward in the story. So, that's the first incident that Psalm 95 is pointing to. This is the second, Numbers chapter 20. So, time…
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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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…episode that we read about in verses 32 and 33. This is a heartbreaking episode in Israel's past. And we read more about this episode in detail inNumbers chapter 20, verses 2 to 13. So, we're going to look at this story in three parts. There's a stubborn craving, a heartbreaking failure, and then a gracious God. Let's pray.…
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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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…gonna be with me, and that's great, but I need the spokesperson. And the spokesperson gets him in a A lot of trouble. There's another story inNumbers chapter 20. Kind of an interesting story. And if you read the story of Moses, sometimes things happen and there's a lot in between the lines. And in this…
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