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…were involved in the rebellion, along with their families in verses 31 and following. And the thing about it is, church, it's quite surprising thatNumbers chapter 26, verse 11, tells us that the line of Korah, however, did not die out. And as you follow the genealogical line through 1st and 2 Chronicles, we see that the…
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…him, the ground opened up and swallowed up Korah and all who joined in his rebellion. Yet we're told later that something astonishing happened inNumbers chapter 26but the sons of Korah did not die. God showed mercy to them. God preserved them, even though they did not deserve it, and here, thou, they're even…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Numbers chapter 26” view source ↗
…at Numbers, the book of Numbers in your Old Testament, chapter number 26. Let me introduce you to a family, especially to a mother. And notice inNumbers chapter 26. Look at verse number 59, please. Verse number 59. And notice what it says about the family of who we would commonly refer to someone as being in…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Numbers chapter 26” view source ↗
All right, good morning, church family once again, as you guys find your seat, if you would open your Bibles or type in your devices, the Book ofNumbers, chapter 26. And this morning we're going to be in the entire chapter, all 65 verses. And the reason for that is that the sermon this morning, the text this…
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