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Numbers 6:22–27 · BSB
6:22 Then the LORD said to Moses,
6:23 “Tell Aaron and his sons: This is how you are to bless the Israelites. Say to them:
6:24 ‘May the LORD bless you and keep you;
6:25 may the LORD cause His face to shine upon you and be gracious to you;
6:26 may the LORD lift up His countenance toward you and give you peace.’
6:27 So they shall put My name on the Israelites, and I will bless them.”
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…do— this is James and the Jerusalem elders saying, Paul, Just go do this vow with them. A lot of commentators believe this is the Nazarite vow ofNumbers chapter 6. Paul, just do this vow. Everybody will know there's nothing to what they've heard about you, that you love and respect the Law of Moses just like…
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…because some of us are going to be familiar with it. It might ring true. You may have heard it in a number of different settings in your life. InNumbers chapter 6, here's what we find in verse 22 The Lord spoke to Moses, uh, saying, Speak to Aaron and his sons, saying, Thus you shall bless the people of…
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…of Jesus Christ himself, as was the whole Nazarite vow in the first place. But this Nazarite vow, when it was done temporarily, and we read it inNumbers chapter 6, I won't read the whole thing, but he's to be separated. He's not allowed to touch anything dead. Now, you say, well, neither will the Israelites.…
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…Lord lift up his countenance upon you and give you his peace. When we hear it, only the blessings seem to stand out to us. But if we were to readNumbers chapter 6, where God gives this task to Aaron to do, we find that this is how Aaron is instructed to put God's name on his people. God tells Moses, So shall…
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…these four men were about to take was called a Nazarite vow. What is a Nazarite vow? The Nazarite vow has its roots again in the Old Testament,Numbers chapter 6if you're interested in reading that. It's a person's special dedication and commitment to God through specific restrictions and practices. So one…
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…in our minds, but all the way through. And this is where our passage today, I think, is so significant. This text of Scripture in numbers Here inNumbers chapter 6, we find language which will be familiar to many of us in our church community. We tend to recite this week after week as part of our benediction.…
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The Old Testament reading for the Feast of the Circumcision in the Name of Jesus is fromNumbers chapter 6. The Lord spoke to Moses, saying, Speak to Aaron and his sons, saying, Thus you shall bless the people of Israel. You shall say to them, The Lord…
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…today the Euronic blessing, which I've been sharing with a number of the folks who are in the hospital. And of course, it's taken from the words ofNumbers chapter 6and in verse 22, 24. The Lord bless thee and keep thee. The Lord make his face to shine upon thee and be gracious unto thee. The Lord lift up his…
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…our prayer today. In Jesus' mighty name. If that is your prayer, you say a big amen in Jesus' mighty name. Amen. Our benediction, I leave you withNumbers chapter 6. Our favorite verse, Numbers chapter 6, verse 24 to 26. After I finish, you just lambano it and say that it's mine. Amen. This is the word of God…
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…other's faces. You know it's like that with God. He wants us to look into his face. He wants us to see his face. You know, the ironic blessing inNumbers chapter 6. His face, may his glory, may his face shine upon you. That's the way he wants us to live. Come. And oh, by the way, when he says come, he means…
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…After Moses' request, he moved in the shadows around him. The priests prayed that they would see God face to face. That's the ironic blessing.Numbers chapter 6, the very common prayer in the Old Testament. May Yahweh cause his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you. May Yahweh look with favor on you…
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…word is a word that's used a lot in the Greek Old Testament. And almost always it is used, as it is actually, you just heard that one verse fromNumbers chapter 6, but it's used throughout Numbers in that chapter, as the sweet aroma of the sacrifices that God's people offered in worship that would ascend up…
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…Let's give a hand to the Lord. Glory to his name, glory to his name, amen. Today I'm led to just pick the priestly blessing found in the book ofNumbers, chapter 6. If we can lift our hands to God Now, the Lord bless you. The Lord cause his face to shine upon you. The Lord be gracious to you. The Lord turn his…
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…is this here? Why is this in the text? Well, the Apostle Paul was under a a Nazarite vow if you want to more study on a Nazarite vow It's found inNumbers chapter 6of verses 1 to 21 It was a vow that was entirely voluntary entirely voluntary Where you would commit to a kind of service for a period of time and…
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…is not an unmistakable action. It's not something that we can miss. He blessed the people. So who are the people that usually bless people? So inNumbers chapter 6. In Numbers chapter 6. Numbers chapter 6. Verse 24. Numbers chapter 6. Verse 24. 24 says, okay, let's start from 22. 22 said, the Lord spoke to…
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…in Israel with a pillar of fire. When the temple was constructed, they put in the lamp stands. God promises to make His face shine upon us inNumbers chapter 6. God's word is described as a light for our path in Psalm 119, Jesus is described as the light of the world, and he came to a world that was…
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…she says something maybe unexpected. She says, no razor shall come upon His head. Well, this is a Nazarite vow as was given to the people of God inNumbers chapter 6that a man or a woman could temporarily consecrate themselves to God for a period of time. It seems maybe random or out of context that she would…
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…you hear Nazarite, don't think Nazareth. Nazareth is a place. That's where Jesus grew up. A Nazarite is a kind of holiness vow. We can see it inNumbers chapter 6. And here's what a Nazarite vow is. It's one of Israel's people, they could make a voluntary Nazarite vow for a season. And what they would do is…
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…comes from a Hebrew word Nazir, which means basically to be separate from something, to be distinct, to be other than. You can look on your own atNumbers chapter 6in the first half of that chapter or so to see all of the details about a Nazirite. I'll summarize it for you, though. A Nazirite was someone who…
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…about how if you look across the Psalms of Ascent very carefully, one thing you see is that it seems that one word or concept has been taken fromNumbers chapter 6, the Aaronic benediction, and put as the centerpiece of every one of the songs of Ascent. And in Psalm 1 and 21, it is the word keep. May the Lord…
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