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
Isaiah 3 may be happening in the secular world. I don't know if we see this in the Messianic community?
https://thefederalist.com/2022..../03/15/the-wage-gap-
The spring feasts, God's appointed times, are coming up! Now's the time to begin planning.
#appointedtimes #holyfeasts #torah #cornerfringe #springfeasts #passover #unleavenedbread #firstfruits #countingtheomer #omer #pentecost #shavuot #pesach
A WSJ article that does a deeper dive than the TGP article that I first posted.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/s....audi-arabia-consider
https://www.thegatewaypundit.c....om/2022/03/entering-
And Moses brought Aaron and his sons and washed them with water.
Leviticus 8:6
The priests underwent a group mikvah (baptism) in part symbolizing their transition from ordinary Israelite to Priest, dying to one life and being reborn to another.
The High Priest's holiness allowed God to live among Israel, just as Yeshua's sinlessness allows Him to live in us. An unsanctified, unwashed priest is unfit to serve as Priest.
Mike Wagner
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