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9. So you know where you are anywhere you are.
And today we're in sl06.
Leviticus 6:19 is where it begins.
I'll start a little bit earlier and I was really impressed by the Torah reading today.
So I'm just going to do the Torah reading.
I'm not going to do anything else.
Leviticus 6:19, through 7:38 and every morning the priests would get up and go in to the Tabernacle and begin their work.
And that's where we're at.
Kind of were talking about how they're going to do that and I was amazed what a glorious thing that might feel like.
Can you imagine being a priest and going into the Tabernacle Courtyard in the morning, getting ready to do it at the day's work before the Lord and other priests are coming in and you might be just really excited about honoring.
God about being with God, about worshiping God about doing, whatever it is that you do.
And I can imagine sing.
Hey Kyle, it's good to see you this morning.
Have you had coffee yet?
We'll make some bread later on.
Okay, because they do, and they're allowed to eat the bread.
So it's kind of a cool thing going on here.
Good morning.
It's a new day.
And I thought, what?
A way to start a Torah teaching.
Anyway, that's that, find the thing here.
Where is it?
It's there.
There it is.
I'm not allowed to push this until now, and we go.
So we covered the offerings this morning, the Ola offering also known as the burnt offering, not burnt like toast, but burnt, like, completely lifted up that which is completely dedicated to God, the hola offering.
So he is our hola.
He's offered himself completely to us.
And he hopes, we will offer ourselves completely to him.
So, the Ola offering the mean, the meal offering if you have a King James, that might say, the meat offering because meal grain bread meat in the Old Testament, King James times, but it's a grain offering, and that's where you looked up some of it completely to the Lord.
And yet you're allowed to make bread and you make bread in this offering process and you can eat it.
You can share it with your family, could take it home.
I have a morning snack together.
It's actually part of the process, the hot top or the sin offering we can get into what send means, but I don't think we need to do that.
I'm offering the guilt or trespass offering the Milling meme.
Offering us something you almost never here, but that's given here because this is a very special.
They're about the commission, the priests they're about to ordain the priests.
They're about to commission the Tabernacle.
They're starting a whole new thing in this Tabernacle.
And so there's a commissioning or an ordination and it's called that kind of an offering.
And then there's the peace offering.
We usually read a piece or Thanksgiving or Fellowship offering but literally, it's the zoo by the sacrifice hashawha meme.
Which we see where the word pieces.
They're shalom.
Michael fishbein in his commentary on Leviticus.
He's the Jewish publication Society guy.
He said that week, that's a very weak term for this.
This is a very, very, very special offering.
It's not a peace offering.
It's not.
So you can have peace.
It's way bigger than that.
House it bigger.
Okay.
If I were going to, If I Were King and I were going to meet with another king and I wanted to recognize that other king as Superior to me.
I'm subservience to him and I'm offering myself and my services to this other king.
I would prepare a very special meal and I would take it to the King and I. Offer it to him.
It's a sacred gift of reading.
And so in the sacrifices that were going through today, this is the only time this is done in the whole Bible.
It puts all of these together in one place.
And you can say that their one thing, this is one thing thing.
It's a burnt offering, its the continual offering, its the land.
That's lifted up every morning.
It's the the grain offering we can make some bread.
We can have a meal together, a little, a little meal.
We can offer a sin offering to the king.
We can have a freedom from guilt and trespass.
We could, we can receive a healing actually from the Lord will being ordained for service.
Yeah.
Yeah, Hallelujah.
The mission statement of church the Messiah, it's three sees anyone know what they are.
Brilliant, young lady CCC.
Yes, yes.
Yes.
Called commissioned commanded were called to be a people of God were commissioned to be.
His ministers were commanded to love one another and if you can remember called commission commanded you can do a whole teaching on this without knowing the rest of it.
I will cover it kind of later on.
Anyway, so this whole thing is, so we can have a meal with the king.
So we can have this sacred gift of greeting, with the king.
That's what the priests are doing.
They're preparing themselves to have a sacred meal with the King.
Wow.
It's a beautiful day.
Praise the Lord.
Amen.
So these are the things out and I, the Lord commanded Moses on Mount Sinai.
He didn't command them somewhere else.
That's sometimes discuss, but he commanded them on Mount Sinai.
That's according to the Bible on the day that they were commanded to do these things.
And whenever you see on the day, You kind of can't help but think of the day.
The day.
You could say today.
You could say the day of the Lord.
You can say a lot of things on the day.
It's a special day.
Very, very special day.
So we're getting ready.
We're going into the holy area here.
As as a new priest.
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