Comments on: Numbers

By: Chris

Chris — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:57:08 +0000

You are correct in the information within this post. There is an enormous amount of information within the Bible that applies to our daily lives. Often times, we either refuse to open the Bible and read or we read merely out of compulsion or guilt. I agree with you and thank you for your comments regarding this blog and our thorough study of the Bible. Please continue to read with us and ask any questions you may have. Additionally, I’d be interested in seeing what items stand out to you while you read so please feel free to submit those as well!

By: Cari

Cari — Wed, 27 May 2009 21:23:19 +0000

I may be missing your thought process or getting tangled up in verbage, but I understand that Moses and Aaron were disqualified from entering the Promised Land because they dishonored God in front of the Israelites when they struck the rock and didn’t say what God told them to say. The rest of the Israelites were barred from entering because they lacked faith and didn’t trust the provision of God and that He would guide them and defeat the “giants” that lived there. Sorry-no criticism intended! I’ve learned in my study of the Law that I didn’t know as much about common stories as I thought I did, because we don’t really study, we just read and then lump truths in together. The purity of the truth has changed so much of my perception of the Bible and God’s will for my life, and I hope that others out there would continue to be inspired by you and others like you to do passionate and thorough study of God’s word with the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

By: Christopher L. Nelson » Deuteronomy

Christopher L. Nelson » Deuteronomy — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 02:08:07 +0000

[...] with God to allow him to enter the Promised Land. If you recall from my previous post titled “Numbers,” Moses was barred from entering the Land of Canaan due to his lack of faith in the Lord and [...]