Restless Wonderer - Bible teaching

Numbers Chapter 15 verse 32 to Chapter 17 verse 13

Part 9 of the series in the book of Numbers. Punishment for a sabbath breaker, tassels for garments and judgement on rebels led by Levites and Reubenites, but hope with the rod of Aaron that buds.

Numbers Chapter 14 verse 13 to Chapter 15 verse 31

Part 8 of the series in the book of Numbers. Moses intercedes for the people - God pardons but judges - then reminds them of the provision off sacrifice for forgiveness of sins.

Numbers Chapter 12 verse 1 to Chapter 14 verse 12

Part 7 of the series in the book of Numbers. Miriam and Aaron complain against Moses and are corrected by God and 10 of 12 spies sent into the land spread fear among the people because of lack of faith.

Numbers Chapter 10 verse 11 to Chapter 11 verse 35

Part 6 of the series in the book of Numbers. The people leave Sinai. They grumble and long for Egypt, but God judges and disciplines them, providing manna and quails for them to eat.

Numbers Chapter 8 verse 1 to Chapter 10 verse 10

Part 5 of the series in the book of Numbers. Instructions from God about lamps and Levites, Passover and silver trumpets, as well as the principle of staying and moving only at God's command.

Numbers Chapters 6 and 7

Part 4 of the series in Numbers. Instructions from God about the Nazirite vow and the priestly blessing followed by an acocunt of the consecration of the altar in the tabernacle.

Numbers Chapter 5

Part 3 of the series in Numbers. Three instructions from God - about unclean people, about confession and restitution for sins, and about testing a woman accused of adultery.

Numbers Chapters 3 and 4

Part 2 of the series in Numbers. God orders the service of the Levites.

Numbers Chapters 1 and 2

Part 1 of the book of Numbers. God commands a census of the fighting men of Israel, sets the tribe of Levi aside and orders the way the tribes will camp and march.

Ecclesiastes Chapters 11 and 12

Part 8 of the series in Ecclesiastes. The Preacher's (Solomon's) last words in his continued limited prspective on light and the editors concluding comments about him, about wisdom and about the duty of mankind.