Striking the rock, idolizing the snake: Lessons in trusting God’s provision (Numbers 19–21; 2Kings 18; John 3; 1Corinthians 10)

Hallel Fellowship

Outline of this study

• John 3:2–5; Deuteronomy 8:1–3: Signs of Heaven’s power on display in Israel’s history and how they are vital to being “born again” (0:00 in the recording)
• Cleansing and purification in Torah instruction and Jewish tradition (4:04)
• Cleansing rituals in ancient Israel and their connection to Messiah Yeshua’s teachings (9:57)
• Trust and faith in God’s provision (16:06)
• Spiritual warfare and the importance of seeking God’s strength to overcome evil forces (21:56)
• Death, cleansing and battle with spiritual powers (27:32)
• Being unequally yoked with Yeshua is a good thing: Lessons from the red heifer and the fiery snakes in Numbers 19 (Hebrews 9) and Numbers 21 (John 3:10–21) (33:52)
• Numbers 21:1–9; 2Kings 18:4: The symbolism of the copper serpent in the Bible and how it went from healing to hurtful (37:45)
• Numbers 21:10–35: Biblical locations in modern-day Israel and Jordan (44:45)
• Numbers 21:14–18; 1Corinthians 10:1–4: Red Sea crossing and the true Source of “living water”water source.” Leadership’s role in maintaining people’s focus on the Source of help and hope. (49:20)

Summary: Tammy