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- Practical ApplicationsExodus 28Reverence Preparation The high priest's garments included the breastplate with the names of the tribes of Israel, symbolizing intercession. This highlights the role of believers
- Study QuestionsExodus 28wisdom and direction. How does the command for Aaron to bear the names of the sons of Israel on his heart when he enters the Holy
- SymbolismExodus 28service, as well as the priest's role in bearing the names of the tribes of Israel before the Lord. Turban and Gold Plate The turban
- Cross-ReferencesExodus 32Choice, Allegiance. In Exodus 32:30-32, Moses offers to have his name blotted out for Israel's sake. Paul expresses a similar willingness
- Key EventsExodus 33glory, and God agrees to show His goodness and proclaim His name, but Moses is only allowed to see God's back, not His face. Moses
- OverviewExodus 33glory. God responds by revealing His goodness and proclaiming His name, “The Lord, the Lord God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abounding in goodness and truth
- Study QuestionsExodus 33glory more fully. How does the concept of God knowing you by name impact your understanding of your identity and worth? Identity in God. Encourages
- Theological InsightsExodus 33allows Moses to see His goodness and hear His name proclaimed, but His full glory remains veiled, indicating the limitations of human understanding. Glory Sovereignty Holiness
- Key EventsExodus 34hearts of believers (Jeremiah 31:31-34). God proclaims His name and attributes to Moses, declaring His compassion, grace, patience, love, faithfulness, and justice
- Key FiguresExodus 34Israel. The LORD reveals His character to Moses, proclaiming His name and attributes, including mercy, grace, patience, love, and justice. He renews the covenant with Israel
- Cross-ReferencesExodus 39Obedience, Holiness, Priestly Service. Exodus 39:7 describes the engraving of the names of the sons of Israel on the onyx stones, as instructed in Exodus
- SymbolismLeviticus 7practice underscores the principle of supporting those who minister in God's name, reflecting the communal responsibility to care for spiritual leaders
- OverviewLeviticus 21chapter concludes with a reminder that the priest must not profane the name of God by failing to uphold these standards. The priests
- Key EventsLeviticus 22when handling sacred offerings, ensuring they do not profane God's holy name. Regulations for Priests Regarding Holy Offerings This event underscores the holiness required
- Linguistic InsightsLeviticus 24action. The punishment for blasphemy underscores the seriousness of honoring God's name and the sacredness of speech
- Theological InsightsLeviticus 24Holiness and Justice Leviticus 24 emphasizes the holiness of God's name and the justice required in the community of Israel. The blasphemer's punishment underscores
- OverviewNumbers 7significance of these gifts in the context of worship. The leaders' names, such as #Nahshon from the tribe of #Judah, are mentioned, reinforcing the identity
- GeographyNumbers 10Lord burned among the Israelites due to their complaints. The name 'Taberah' means 'burning,' reflecting the divine judgment that occurred there. Taberah serves as a reminder
- GeographyNumbers 11Lord burned among the Israelites due to their complaints. The name 'Taberah' means 'burning,' signifying God's judgment on the people's discontent. Taberah represents
- Key EventsNumbers 14people, appealing to God's character and His promise to make His name great among the nations. He pleads for God's mercy and forgiveness