Q1: Aaron wasn't qualified to touch the offerings until he had been consecrated. Why could Moses?
Q2: Moses temporarily took the role of priest in the ordination of Aaron and his sons. How was this possible?
A: In the wilderness Moses acted as both king and priest to the people. Like Melchizedek and #yeshua. Unlike Aaron, Moses had spent months being purified by the Divine Presence. He was consecrated by God's Fire, God's Grace, and his own continual obedience. He wasn't allowed to be a priest in the Tabernacle, but he could be a consecrator of priests.
Leviticus 8:27-29
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Compare the ear/thumb/toe ritual for the priests in Leviticus 8 to that for the leper in Leviticus 14. Why are they the same?
The leper and priest are both anointed on the ear/thumb/toe with blood. They both sit outside the tent for 7 days.
The leper was separated from the people for sin and must be brought near the people before God. The priest was one of the people, but is now being separated for a special purpose.
The leper was set apart in sin. The priest is now set apart in righteousness.
After the ear/thumb/toe atonement, both priest and leper are enabled to take their place in the community.
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I saw a post where someone was saying that the pope says that God hates antivaxers. To love God is to worship money. Vaccines are all about making money. So yeah, God hates antivaxers. Yahuah is the Creator and that is His only Name. As Scripture says a bunch of times. More than can be rejected by opinion.
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Q134: How is salvation received, according to Paul?
#quiz
PS: Discussions are very welcome, but please do not give the answer away in your discussions.
Hint: Ephesians 2