In Numbers 13 and 14, the spies are sent to look over the land of Canaan, and the people rebel. How do you see things, from physical or spiritual eyes?

In Numbers 11 and 12, as the Israelites begin to move across the wilderness, they complain to Moses. Chapter 11 is thirty-five verses and chapter 12 is sixteen verses. Let the complaints begin. Do you complain to God?

Numbers 9 is about celebrating Passover and Numbers 10 is about Israel moving toward the Promised Land. To move or not to move is our question today.

In Numbers 7 and 8, we will learn about offerings at the tabernacle’s consecration. Chapter 8 will feature cleansing the Levites and retirement of the Levites. Do you go along with the crowd or stand alone?

In Numbers 5 and 6, we are past the census detail of chapters 1-4, so these will be more interesting chapters concerning confession, restitution, the test of adultery, and the Nazirite vow. Do you know the Nazirite vow?

Numbers 3 and 4 outline duties of the priests, the Levites, and duties concerning the tent of meeting. Do you have any duties assigned by God?

In Numbers 1 and 2, Israel numbers over 603,000, fulfilling God’s promise to Abraham that He would make him a great nation.

Today, we conclude the Book of Leviticus. You made it! Congratulations! Chapter 27 is about vows and valuations. As we finish, our last question is do you love the Book of Leviticus more? We hope so.