Do you want to know more about God's ancient dwelling place?
Nearly 3,500 years ago, the ancient Hebrew people found themselves liberated from Egypt and at the foot of Mount Sinai. Of course, God had big plans for his people, aspiring to make them a "nation of priests". Unfortunately, the people had other ideas. After hearing God's voice utter Ten Commandments, they responded to Moses, saying, "don't have God speak to us again, or we will die." So much for a nation of priests.
So, enter in the Levites in the place of Israels' firstborn males, who originally were selected for the job. As the Levites were cut from a different cloth, so to speak, it was the Levites that were given the privilege of assisting the priests and ministering on behalf of Israel, all because they were willing to do exactly what Moses told them to and without fail.
Needless to say, the Levites would need one thing in common to do their job. They would need to hear and understand instructions of Moses, instead of requesting for a mediator to act in their stead, as did the rest of the nation.TDhis "Levite Boot Camp" six-part webinar was created to explore and expound upon these wilderness instructions found in latter Exodus and Leviticus texts:
SESSION 1 — The Exodus Tabernacle: Raised for a Reason (Exodus 25:1-27:19, a.k.a. "Terumah")
SESSION 2 — Tabernacle Fabrication: As He Commanded (Exodus 27:20-30:10, a.k.a. "Tetzaveh")
SESSION 3 — Tabernacle Anatomy: Elevating the Body (Exodus 30:11-34:35, a.k.a. "Ki Tisa")
SESSION 4 — Priestly Garments: Assembling & Appointing (Exodus 35:1-40:38, a.k.a. "Vayakhel" & "Pekudei")
SESSION 5 — Tabernacle Utility: Calling for Sacrifice (Leviticus 1:1-5:26, a.k.a. "Vayikra")
SESSION 6 — The Tabernacle Anointed: Consecration and Consummation (Leviticus 6:1-8:36, a.k.a. "Tzav")
Designed to help explain many of the enigmatic Bible commandments following the Egyptian Exodus, these live Zoom courses are are structured to discuss content pertinent to Exodus and Leviticus "Torah Parshot" as established per the annual Jewish liturgical reading cycle. These sessions are all designed to "make the Bible relevant again".
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