We see here that Moses is putting the Sabbath into action. This is so important that it is a sign to all generations.
God's plan for the Sabbath was so man could rest and not keep pushing forward non stop. Also it protected from those who would profit by over working them.
The legal leaders were glad to obey the law in punishing the disobedient. They wouldn't even do that which is good.
Matt. 12:8 Jesus tells them he is Lord of the Sabbath. Being God is greater than the Sabbath, to do righteousness on a Sabbath day was more important to God.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Ex.30:10 picture of the baby.
Ex.30:10 speak of the sacrifice and alter and how it is to be made.
v.1-8 shows this alter, which is just what the cross is if it is a sacrifice for sins.
v.11 shows Moses to do this.
first picture the alter must be covered with a lot of gold
v.23 we have many perfumes and incenses in this chapter. v.37. perfume.
so in v.23 we have Myrrh
v.34. we have frankincense.
v.1-8 much gold.
Matt. 2:11 what do the kings bring baby Jesus? Myrrh, frankincense , gold.
Ex. 30 is about the alter (cross) and atonement. it is holy.
v.30 anoint with oil, Christ and Messiah mean anointed.
Jn.2:19-21 Jesus is showing here that the temple of his body will be raised in 3 days.
He is the temple. that is where the ark was. tabernacle was a portable temple.
If the eyes are unveiled, esp. Jews, they would see this better than we Gentiles do.
this bible secret is aother confirmation that the bible is more than just a man written book.
v.1-8 shows this alter, which is just what the cross is if it is a sacrifice for sins.
v.11 shows Moses to do this.
first picture the alter must be covered with a lot of gold
v.23 we have many perfumes and incenses in this chapter. v.37. perfume.
so in v.23 we have Myrrh
v.34. we have frankincense.
v.1-8 much gold.
Matt. 2:11 what do the kings bring baby Jesus? Myrrh, frankincense , gold.
Ex. 30 is about the alter (cross) and atonement. it is holy.
v.30 anoint with oil, Christ and Messiah mean anointed.
Jn.2:19-21 Jesus is showing here that the temple of his body will be raised in 3 days.
He is the temple. that is where the ark was. tabernacle was a portable temple.
If the eyes are unveiled, esp. Jews, they would see this better than we Gentiles do.
this bible secret is aother confirmation that the bible is more than just a man written book.
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Ex.29:14 the greatest camping trip.
Ex.29:14 shows us that the sin offering will be burned without the camp. The camp was the place where all the Hebrew people had there portable city. tents and so forth.
v.32 this is a order by God, Aaron and sons will eat flesh of Ram (a matured lamb).
eat bread in basket. *( by the door--gate)
v.33 also eat things atonement blood shedding was made.
Heb. 13:11-13 these verses show us that the bread of life was carried outside the camp of Israel. He was hung on the cross and buried outside the camp.
He is called Christ our pass over in 1Cor. 5:7. He is called the Lamb Rev.5:12.
sacrifices are made to the gods in Deut. 32:17. Jesus is the sacrifice made to one God. Eph. 5:2.
When a person does a pleasing righteous thing through Christ's righteousness it is called, Phil. 4:8
a sweet smelling sacrifice. In this case Epaphroditus is (giving) a gift.
If we give gifts based on a Pagan god, it is a sacrifice to them as in Deut. 32:17.
Now we have Jesus without the camp. Jn.6:51-56 we have Jesus and eating his flesh and drinking his blood. We do this by partaking the bread and the cup a symbol of the body and the blood.
it is absolutely clear that the lamb in O.T. and N.T. are identicle. But there is one difference
Heb. 4:15 he was tempted but was without sin. and notice Heb. 13:11 the beasts were offered
____________for sin_______ not _____with sin_____.
They were without spot., wrinkle blemish. Jesus who was prefigured by a shadow and type was
a lamb without sin or spot.
These little creatures couldn't carry sin, they were only a symbol, just like the bread and cup are a symbol. Jesus was our substitute.
v.32 this is a order by God, Aaron and sons will eat flesh of Ram (a matured lamb).
eat bread in basket. *( by the door--gate)
v.33 also eat things atonement blood shedding was made.
Heb. 13:11-13 these verses show us that the bread of life was carried outside the camp of Israel. He was hung on the cross and buried outside the camp.
He is called Christ our pass over in 1Cor. 5:7. He is called the Lamb Rev.5:12.
sacrifices are made to the gods in Deut. 32:17. Jesus is the sacrifice made to one God. Eph. 5:2.
When a person does a pleasing righteous thing through Christ's righteousness it is called, Phil. 4:8
a sweet smelling sacrifice. In this case Epaphroditus is (giving) a gift.
If we give gifts based on a Pagan god, it is a sacrifice to them as in Deut. 32:17.
Now we have Jesus without the camp. Jn.6:51-56 we have Jesus and eating his flesh and drinking his blood. We do this by partaking the bread and the cup a symbol of the body and the blood.
it is absolutely clear that the lamb in O.T. and N.T. are identicle. But there is one difference
Heb. 4:15 he was tempted but was without sin. and notice Heb. 13:11 the beasts were offered
____________for sin_______ not _____with sin_____.
They were without spot., wrinkle blemish. Jesus who was prefigured by a shadow and type was
a lamb without sin or spot.
These little creatures couldn't carry sin, they were only a symbol, just like the bread and cup are a symbol. Jesus was our substitute.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Ex.28:3 special garment.
In Ex.28:3 We see Aaron and sons receiving special priests garments as instructed Moses.
we see also the spirit and wisdom was needed to make them.
Matt.14:36 all who touched Jesus hem of garment were healed.
Lk.2:10 as a child growing he was filled with spirit and wisdom.
Heb. 4:14 he is the great high priest. who is passed into the heavens.
Rev. 1:13 Here he is in his glory with a garment down to his feet, and he is girt about the paps with a golden girdle. He is the glorious king, priest and prophet.
all who touch his hem though it is invisible can receive healing. ---by faith we touch him.
we see also the spirit and wisdom was needed to make them.
Matt.14:36 all who touched Jesus hem of garment were healed.
Lk.2:10 as a child growing he was filled with spirit and wisdom.
Heb. 4:14 he is the great high priest. who is passed into the heavens.
Rev. 1:13 Here he is in his glory with a garment down to his feet, and he is girt about the paps with a golden girdle. He is the glorious king, priest and prophet.
all who touch his hem though it is invisible can receive healing. ---by faith we touch him.
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Ex. 27:20 a never ending lamp.
Ex.27:20 Moses sets up a lamp which runs by oil. Moses is a light in the world at his time. He also is one united with God to give illumination. He hears from God and that light is passed on.
Ps. 45:7 and Isa. 61:1-3 show oil is used as a symbolism. priests and kings anointed also.
Christ and Messiah mean anointed.
The parrellel to the pyramids is Jesus is the light of God and Satan the light of darkness.
the church is a light also. ye are the light of the world. Rev. 1:20 shows this. it should be 7 lamp stands, not
candlesticks. the oil is in the stands there is no candlesticks.
whereas Moses raises up the lamps, Jesus is the light of the world. Jn. 8:12--he says the light of life. All the rest are symbols.
Ps. 45:7 and Isa. 61:1-3 show oil is used as a symbolism. priests and kings anointed also.
Christ and Messiah mean anointed.
The parrellel to the pyramids is Jesus is the light of God and Satan the light of darkness.
the church is a light also. ye are the light of the world. Rev. 1:20 shows this. it should be 7 lamp stands, not
candlesticks. the oil is in the stands there is no candlesticks.
whereas Moses raises up the lamps, Jesus is the light of the world. Jn. 8:12--he says the light of life. All the rest are symbols.
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