Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Exdous 30
So you walk into the tabernacle and the first thing you would see is altar of burnt offering! It would not be a lovely thing to see, but its significance is out of this world. You see, it represented the fact that through this means, we had communion with God. This was serious business in the tabernacle. Now fast forward and again you would encounter another offering that was not a lovely thing to see, but its significance changes the world. What I am talking about is a broken, bleeding, disgusting act of torture done to an innocent man "who knew no sin and became sin for us" sacrifice. Through His sacrifice on the Cross, we have constant communion with God. Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. So, Exodus 30 is a rough read, but it leads us to what would be the greatest offering ever...Jesus Christ. May you know the gift that you and I have today in Christ.
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God is pretty particular about his incense and it's exclusiveness: "consider it holy to the Lord" What is it in our lives, our worship, that God response the same way to? - Blaine
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