
The episode discusses the offerings outlined in Numbers 29-32 and their significance in relation to forgiveness through Jesus.
Transcript Podcast Introduction Today is Monday, so we will read from one of the books of the Law. We’ll read Numbers  29-32. I’m calling today’s episode  “Balaam Gets His Due.“ Design: Steve Webb | Photo: Mark Kuiper on Unsplash Comments on Numbers 29 and 31 Thoughts on Numbers 29 Chapters 28 and 29 tell us about the offerings that the Lord told Moses the children of Israel were to make during the year.  There were: 1) Daily offerings (Numbers 28) 2) Sabbath offerings (Numbers 28) 3) Monthly offerings (Numbers 28) 4) Passover offerings (Numbers 28) 5) Feast of Weeks offerings (Numbers 28) 6) Feast of Trumpets offerings (Numbers 29) 7) Day of Atonement offerings  (Numbers 29) 8) Feast of Tabernacles offerings (Numbers 29) In order for Israel to fulfill these offerings each year, the priests sacrificed 113 bulls, 32 rams, over 2,000 pounds of flour, about 1,000 bottles of oil and wine, and 1,086 lambs without blemish. These totals do not include sacrifices made by individuals or families.  Since these sacrifices were to be made every year, we know that they were inadequate to forgive sin. This was a perpetual demonstration of the need for the One who…
Host: Steve Webb
Books & works: Numbers 29-32
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