Numbers: Homeward Bound (Reading the Bible Today)
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Overview
Numbers has much to teach modern Christians. The ancient account of Israel heading to the promised land resonates with God's promised inheritance for us. In the end, both our stories as Christians and those of Israel are all about Jesus Christ.
- Provided as a tool to be used for the reader as a personal Bible Study
- Helps to understand the book of Numbers to make it easily accessible
- Designed to read as individuals but also to study together in small groups
- Why read the book of Numbers?
- Reading the Old Testament
- Reading the book of Numbers
- The army camp of God's people (1-2)
- The Levites: God's servants in the camp (3-4)
- The tabernacle in the camp: Part 1 (5-6)
- The tabernacle in the camp: Part 2 (7-8)
- Final preparation before moving to the land (9:1-10:10)
- Israel travels to the promised land (10-12)
- Israel refuses to enter the promised land (13-14)
- Obedience and sacrifice in the land (15)
- God vindicates the priesthood (16-18)
- Cleansing from the pollution of death (19)
- Travelling back to the border of the promised land (20-21)
- Israel is blessed by God and will be victorious (22-24)
- The new generation is seduced away from God (25)
- Preparing to inherit the promised land (26-30)
- Unfinished business east of the Jordan (31-32)
- Preparing to inherit the promised land (33-36)
- The themes of the book of Numbers
- Title: Numbers: Homeward Bound
- Author: Martin Pakula
- Series: Reading the Bible Today Series
- Publisher: Aquila Press
- Print Publication Date: 2006
- Logos Release Date: 2022
- Pages: 159
- Era: era:contemporary
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Bible. O.T. Numbers › Commentaries
- ISBNs: 9781920935444, 9781920935443, 1920935444
- Resource ID: LLS:RTBT04NU
- Resource Type: Bible Commentary
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-09-30T02:48:20Z