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New Testament lessons from Leviticus

New Testament lessons from Leviticus

Adopting the Lord’s agenda for our live is not easy nor is it intuitive, but it is thrilling.

A small beginning can have a monumental impact.

Moses was challenged by God to take on a new assignment by a big God. Moses objected, “Who am I that I should go …” The Lord’s response was simple, “Certainly I will be with you.” That was supposed to be enough for Moses, and it is intended to be enough for you and me.

It does not matter what the circumstances are, we must be satisfied with Jesus. Allow your cup to run over.

Spiritual life is a miracle of God as He births new life into those that receive Him. It is not too much of a stretch for us to see the miracle of our awareness that we are not our own, but the Lord’s.

For a camel to go through a small opening in the Jerusalem wall – the eye of the needle, the camel has to be stripped of anything weighing him down and get on his knees. This is a great picture of what we must do…

For Esau it was the lure of short-term gain of the flesh, the here-and-now, and immediate comfort over the long-term joy God has promised as was the perspective of Jacob.

Skillful living: Let the wise listen to these proverbs and become even wiser.
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