Instead of being destroyed by the scepter of the lion of Judah, Moab was invited to join his peaceable kingdom. For the introduction to this section (Isaiah 15-16), see...
We continue the analysis of Numbers with the third of the five major cycles. Read Part One. Read Part Two. ANALYSIS CONTINUED ETHICS: Leviticus –...
We continue the analysis of Numbers with the second of the five major cycles. Read Part One here. ANALYSIS CONTINUED HIERARCHY: Exodus – VeilThe...
The horn of plenty marries the curse upon Adam and the curse upon Eve and unites them as a blessing.
“Blasphemy against the Spirit is unpardonable not because it is the worst sin. It is unpardonable because it is the last sin.” “For as...
When the structure of the book of Numbers is taken into account, the repetitive lists are revealed to be significant steps in a mesmerizing...
Jesus’ seven last “words” from the cross follow the pattern of Creation. Why? Because He was making all things new.
In the fourth cycle of John’s first epistle, the apostle shifts from the stipulations of the New Covenant (Ethics) to the role of the...
What is the significance of the placement of the tribes of Israel around the Tabernacle in the book of Numbers?
Sacred architecture was always a form of promise, a model of what was yet to come. All of the furnitures in the Tent of Meeting...