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What is a symbol of Dedication?
What is a symbol of Dedication?
What is a story of Dedication?
What is the source of Dedication?
I.
The presentation of the offering - voluntary
II.
The purpose of the offering- victory
III.
The price of the offering- valuable
I. Presentation of the offering- Voluntary.
A. The saying from God. vs 1
God is speaking through Moses from the center of camp off of the Mercy seat of God in the Tabernacle.
The people asked that God would speak to them through Moses.
Why?
Exodus 20:19
Several times over 60 in this book it is God speaking to the Nation of Israel through Moses.
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Some Bible scholars today believe that Torah or Pentateuch (meaning five books) was written by some Jewish scholars later in captivity.
Can’t go against the Testimony of Jesus
Moses is the author no doubts.
God wants to speak to us will we hear.
What are some distractions in your life.
What is holding you back.
Hunger, Cell phone, relationships, Job? What?
God wants to speak to you.
Next time you open your Bible or go to church to hear the preaching the word of God simply say to God … “Speak God for your servant listeneth.”
I believe we live in precious times.
When the Word of God is not listen to or sought after.
We are so fearful of being politically incorrect that we don’t want to say anything that might make us unpopular.
B. The sacrifice to be brought vs 2-3
1.
The offering was to be a living sacrifice.
2. The offering, means qar-ban a gift of a general sense to a deity.
You never want to show up empty.
You have a relationship to God.
Not an outsider.
3. The sacrifice was to be a voluntary offering.
The act of accepting with approval.
Does God accept your type of worship.
How do you worship Him.
It is never about you, but about Him.
4. The sacrifice was to be brought to a certain place the door of the tabernacle of the congregation.
The Tabernacle was the meeting place for God and His people.
Before the LORD.
presence ⇔ face n. — the presence or proximity of someone understood in terms of the face; with the implication of being before or in front of them.
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The Purpose of the offering- Victory.
A. A sacrifice was given for atonement.
The offering was to have all the sin of the giver transferred to the animal to take all of it’s sin.
It will atone for the individuals sins.
This offering was completely unto the Lord.
No one else would receive any of it besides God totally dedicated to Him.
The life was in the Blood making the blood of the Sacrifice the agent of atonement.
Leviticus
Three times it’s recorded as a “sweet smelling savour.”
Leviticus 1:9,13,17
The Purpose of the offering is to please the Lord.
Is your all on the altar!
This speaks of total dedication to the Lord.
An animal sacrifice was involuntary … We are to be voluntary.
Dedicated.
Are you dedicated?
C.S. Lewis said, If you are thinking of becoming a Christian, I warn you.
You are embarking on something that is going to take the whole of you.
A missionary board once wrote to David Livingstone, “Hove you found a good road to where you are in Africa?
If so, we want to know hoe to send other men to join you.”
Livingstone responded, “If you have men who will come only if there are good road, I do not want them.
I want those who will come if there is not road at all!”
III.
The price of the offering- valuable vs 14-17
A. The offering was not judged on the price or size of the offering, but the heart two which it was given from.
1. Need to check our heart giving it.
They that worship Him must worship Him in Spirit and Truth.
2. God will receive whatever we have to give him.
Little much when God is in it.
He will take it and bless it.
14-17
The priests would start each day with a burnt offering sacrifice.
It was the foundational to the other offerings given that day.
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