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Lesson Number
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Class Date
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Subject
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Numbers
4
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Nov 28, 18
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Bill Nye's comments on colonizing Mars. Num
3:1-51. Third chapter explores Aaron, his sons, and the
selection, numbering, and placement of the Levites.
God's special instructions for Levitical priesthood help
us understand the principles of substitution and
redemption seen throughout the Bible. While today we
have direct access to God previously granted to the
priests, we must understand that God is still holy and
needs to be treated as holy.
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Numbers 3
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Oct 24, 18
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Num 2:1-34. Recap/update on CEF Rhode Island by
Kathi Haley. Intro to Numbers continued. Bible Knowledge
Commentary Outline shared as a way to view Numbers by
chapters (vs. by geography or topic). In the first
chapter, God's purpose for Numbers is both stated
(military roster) and non-stated (He cares about
details, knew size of nation would be challenged, etc.).
Second chapter explores the placement of the tribes in
the Israelite encampment.
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Numbers 2
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Oct 17, 18
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Num 1:1-54. The Moon: Required for Life on
earth. Introduction to Numbers continued. Historical
background: Israel's exodus from Egypt and and first
year spent in the wilderness. First chapter explores
purpose and logistics of Israel's first census. Dispute
over final census numbers discussed.
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Numbers 1
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Oct 10, 18
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Ps 19:1-6. Article by Jamie McIntyre:
“Stargazing: What will the next 60 years bring to
space?" Introduction to the Book of Numbers: name &
author, date, theme & purpose, and outlines. Continuing
Exodus's narrative, Numbers compares and contrasts the
Exodus generation to the next generation. The book,
which records two censuses, spans the time from the
Israelites' second year in the wilderness to Moab, as
the Next-Gen prepares to enter the Promised Land.
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