Sanctification God elected Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Israel to be his holy people. There was nothing righteous, honorable, or commendable about them. They were not special in and of themselves, but they were specially selected to be God’s special people and royal priesthood. Yes, Israel was set apart, consecrated, and sanctified to be collection of … More A Realistic View of Sanctification
The first Passover took place in Egypt. God commanded any father, who wished to save his firstborn son, to slaughter a lamb, spread its blood around their front door, and partake of a sacred meal. It was a meal of delight and doom. While some sons were dining safely in the warmth and safety of … More Who is Invited to the Table?
Numbers 7 is the second longest chapter in the Bible.* Within these 89 verses, there is much repetition. The human author could write the first 17 verses, and then end with etc … etc. For sure, scripture readers, teachers, translators, and copyists would be grateful. Such a truncation of the text would save many Hebrew … More Twelve Expensive Days
Unfathomable Grace 