Daily Readings (Page 248)

The immersion in the rituals and ceremonies can easily cause the Israelites to be led away from the real purpose of leading them to God directly and personally.  Do our worship rituals help us to focus on God?

The consecration of the priests is not just a ceremony or a ritual but an action that deeply reflects the inner dedication of their commitment to God.  Look into your hearts today.

Specific instructions were given on how the garments of the priests ought to reflect God’s glory and beauty.  It also reflects the holiness of God.  As we minister to one another, let us put on the garment of praise and sanctity to reflect the God we serve.

You will find details about the Tabernacle tent in this chapter.  Reflect on the details, colours and precise descriptions of each specific segment of the Tabernacle.  Each of us is also equally unique and precise in God’s eyes. Be thankful.

There are symbolisms built into the furnishings in the Tabernacle.  Take some time to discover the symbolisms of ORPC’s furnishings to see how they remind us of the God we worship.

Contributions to the building of the sanctuary reflect how Israel is to worship the Lord according to His word. These contributions testify to their relationships with Him, who is holy and  who is in their midst.

The partaking of Moses, Aaron, his sons and the elders in the peace offering gives us a sense of the fellowship and communion in God’s presence.  Let’s prepare ourselves to worship God together as a community tomorrow.

Blood links the altar and the people symbolising the union of God and Israel in the covenant.  It also signifies the cleansing and atonement of the coming Saviour.  Take some time to reflect on the Lamb of God today.

God confirms the covenant with the Israelites in distinct events. The first is leading them through Moses’ leadership. How should we support and encourage our leaders?

Only God has the power over all of life and He calls Israel to serve Him alone, promising them blessings through provisions of food and health.  We serve God for who He is not just for what He promises.