Rebellion, envy, pursuit of power: Lessons from the life of Korah (Numbers 16–18)

Hallel Fellowship

Here are other Bible passaged referenced in this study:

• Leviticus 10 (the incident with Nadab and Abihu)
• John 15:18-19 (“you are not of the world”)
• Genesis (the account of Joseph)
• Exodus 19 (the people as a holy nation)
• Exodus 32 (the golden calf incident)
• Numbers 3 (the placement of the Levite families)
• Hebrews 3-4 (the concept of entering God’s rest)
• Psalm 95:6-11 (“They tried Me, though they had seen My work. … Therefore I swore in My anger, truly they shall not enter My rest.”)
• 1Samuel 15 (Saul’s disobedience)
• Acts 5 (Ananias and Sapphira)
• Romans 15:4; 2Timothy 3:16-17 (the ongoing relevance of the Torah)

Outline of the recorded study:

• Korach’s rebellion and its consequences (0:00 in the recording)
• Biblical lessons on leadership, envy, and generosity (6:21)
• Giving and sharing blessings with others (13:39)
• Financial wisdom and thankfulness (19:12)
• Spiritual lessons from biblical stories and their relevance to modern life (24:20)
• Leadership and rest in the context of biblical Israel and its relevance to modern-day believers in Yeshua the Messiah (Jesus the Christ) (31:08)
• Following God’s laws and judgments in the Torah (36:11)
• Should we be judging others based on past actions and reputation? (43:44)
• Messianic era and its promised abundance (50:39)
• Biblical figures and their roles in the Tabernacle (56:20)
• Moses’ leadership and the rebellion of Korah (1:02:39)
• God’s dwelling place and leadership (1:08:50)
• Being a dwelling place of God and serving in that temple (1:15:47)

Summary: Tammy