February 16, 2025 • 32 mins
What if the ancient rituals of Numbers 7 could illuminate the unity and devotion of a community? Join us on Berean's Corner as we explore the meticulous offerings at the dedication of the altar, discovering how these gestures of faith reflect a deeply structured and sacred worship. Each day, a leader from tribes like Judah and Manasseh presented gifts that were rich in symbolism, from covered carts to gold dishes filled with incense. Listen as we uncover the significance of these offerings and how they served as a powerful testament to the Israelites' collective spirit and divine connection.
Throughout the episode, we examine the consistent and patterned contributions from each of the twelve tribes over twelve days. We journey through the offerings of silver plates, sprinkling bowls, and a variety of animals, all reflecting an unwavering commitment to their faith. Discover how the dedication offerings not only marked a pivotal moment in religious history but also showcased the communal and sacred nature of ancient Israelite worship. Grab a cup of coffee or tea, and immerse yourself in the historical and spiritual richness of these ancient practices as we celebrate their enduring legacy today.
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Welcome to Berean's Corner, the podcast where we go
through books of the Biblechapter by chapter and verse by
verse, wherever you are in theworld.
Thank you for joining.
Grab a glass of water, a cup ofcoffee or tea.
And seven.
The title of today's lesson isofferings of the leaders.
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Now, the last time we weretogether, we looked at the
Nazarite laws.
Today we are looking at thesecond longest chapter in the
Bible, in Numbers, chapter 7,with the longest being Psalm 119
.
In this chapter, we are lookingat the leader's offerings.
We will break this chapter downinto four parts.
Now, as always, we will bringup the reader and he will read
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the chapter.
Now, as I just mentioned a fewseconds ago, this is the second
longest chapter in the bible, soit is quite a bit of reading.
It is 89 verses.
Now, I contemplated whether Iwas just going to go right into
the lesson and read as I wentalong, but I think that it would
do you good to hear the readercome up and he will read the
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whole chapter to you and, asalways, we will get right into
the lesson.
So what you can do for this oneis is open it up and follow
along with the reader and, whenhe's done, hit the pause button.
Grab your water, grab your tea,grab your coffee, grab your
drink and come back in.
And we will break down thislesson into four parts Numbers,
chapter 7.
Let's read.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Numbers 7.
When Moses finished setting upthe tabernacle, he anointed it
and consecrated it in all itsfurnishings.
He also anointed andconsecrated the altar and all
its utensils.
Then the leaders of Israel, theheads of families who were the
tribal leaders in charge ofthose who were counted, made
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offerings.
They brought as their giftsbefore the Lord six covered
carts and twelve oxen, an oxfrom each leader and a cart from
every two.
These they presented before thetabernacle.
The Lord said to Moses Acceptthese from them, that they may
be used in the work at the tentof meeting.
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Give them to the Levites, aseach man's work requires.
So Moses took the carts andoxen and gave them to the
Levites.
He gave two carts and four oxento the Gershonites as their
work required, and he gave fourcarts and eight oxen to the
Marites as their work required.
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They were all under thedirection of Ithamas and of
Aaron, the priest.
But Moses did not give any tothe Kohathites because they were
to carry on their shoulders theholy things for which they were
responsible.
When the altar was anointed, theleaders brought their offerings
for its dedication andpresented them before the Lord.
For the Lord had said to MosesEach day one leader is to bring
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his offering for the dedicationof the altar.
The one who brought hisoffering on the first day was
Nashan, son of Amminadab, of thetribe of Judah.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels filled with incense, one
young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
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rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
Lams a year old to besacrificed as a fellowship
offering.
This was the offering of Nashen, son of Amminadab.
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On the second day, nethanel,son of Zuar, the leader of
Issachar, brought his offering.
The offering he brought was onesilver plate weighing 130
shekels and one silversprinkling bowl weighing 70
shekels, both according to thesanctuary shekel, each filled
with fine flour mixed with oilas a grain offering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram, onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
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offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats, one malegoat for a sin offering and two
oxen, five rams, five male goatsand five male lambs a year old
to be sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofNethanel, son of Zuar.
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On the third day, eliab, son ofHalan, the leader of the people
of Zebulun, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuary'sshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
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One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering, one male goatfor a sin offering and two oxen,
five rams, five male goats andfive male lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering of Eliab,son of Helon, fellowship
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offering.
This was the offering of Eliab,son of Helon.
On the fourth day, eliezer, sonof Shadur, the leader of the
people of Reuben, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
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One gold dish, weighing tenshekels, filled with incense,
one young bowl, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofEliezer, son of Shadur.
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Male lambs a year old to besacrificed as a fellowship
offering.
This was the offering ofEliezer, son of Shadur.
On the fifth day, shalumiel,son of Zerushadai, the leader of
the people of Simeon, broughthis offering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
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flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish, weighing tenshekels, filled with incense,
one young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
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This was the offering ofShalumiel, son of Zerushadai.
On the sixth day, eliasaph, sonof Duel, the leader of the
people of Gad, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bowl, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and two oxen, five rams
, five male goats and five malelambs a year old to be
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sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofEliasaph, son of Duel.
On the seventh day, elishema,son of Amihud, the leader of the
people of Ephraim, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and two oxen, five rams
, five male goats and five malelambs a year old to be
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sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofElishema, son of Amihud.
On the eighth day, gamaliel, sonof Pedazur, the leader of the
people of Manasseh, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing a hundred and
thirty shekels and one silversprinkling bowl weighing seventy
shekels, both according to thesanctuary shekel, each filled
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with fine flour mixed with oilas a grain offering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels, filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering, one male goatfor a sin offering and two oxen,
five rams, five male goats andfive male lambs a year old to be
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sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofGamaliel, son of Pedazur.
On the ninth day, abed-an, sonof Gedeoni, the leader of the
people of Benjamin, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
grain offering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering, one male goatfor a sin offering and two oxen,
five rams, five male goats andfive male lambs a year old, to
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be sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofAbaddon, son of Gideonai.
This was the offering ofAbaddon, son of Gideonai.
On the tenth day, ahazer, son ofAmishadai, the leader of the
people of Dan, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
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one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense, one
young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
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This was the offering ofAhasuer, son of Amishadai.
On the eleventh day, pajiel,son of Okran, the leader of the
people of Asher, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
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flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels filled with incense, one
young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering of Pajiel, son of Akran.
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On the twelfth day, ahira, sonof Anan, the leader of the
people of Naphtali, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both,
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering, one gold dish weighing
10 shekels filled with incense,one young bull, one ram, one
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male lamb a year old for a burntoffering, one male goat for a
sin offering and two oxen, fiverams, five male goats and five
male lambs a year old to besacrificed as a fellowship
offering.
This was the offering of Ahira,son of Anan.
These were the offerings of theIsraelite leaders for the
dedication of the altar when itwas anointed Twelve silver
plates, twelve silver sprinklingbowls and twelve gold dishes,
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each silver plate weighing 130shekels and each sprinkling bowl
70 shekels.
Altogether, the silver dishesweighed 2,400 shekels, according
to the sanctuary shekel.
The twelve gold dishes filledwith incense weighed 10 shekels
each, according to the sanctuaryshekel.
Altogether, the gold dishesweighed 120 shekels.
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The total number of animals forthe burnt offering came to
twelve young bulls, twelve ramsand 12 male lambs a year old.
Together with their grainoffering, 12 male goats were
used for the sin offering.
The total number of animals forthe sacrifice of the fellowship
offering came to 24 oxen, 60rams, 60 male goats and 60 male
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lambs a year old.
These were the offerings forthe dedication of the altar
after it was anointed.
When Moses entered the tent ofmeeting to speak with the Lord,
he heard the voice speaking tohim from between the two
cherubim, above the atonementcover on the ark of the
testimony, and he spoke with him.
Speaker 1 (13:25):
All right, welcome back.
Thank you for hanging in thereon that one.
Now, as I mentioned, we aregoing to break this long chapter
down into four parts.
Number one the furnishings inthe tabernacle and the
tabernacle itself were anointedand consecrated by Moses.
Notice verse one.
Now, it came about on the daythat Moses had finished setting
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up the tabernacle.
He anointed it and consecratedit with all his furnishings and
the altar and all his utensils.
He anointed them andconsecrated them.
So we see who the Lord put incharge of anointing and
consecrating the things Excuseme, people, the things in the
tabernacle, but it was Moses.
Moses anointed the furnishings,the altar, the utensils and
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everything else in thetabernacle.
Now we move on to the secondpart.
The offerings of dedicationwere brought by the people.
Now, this is going to be quitea bit.
So this is verses two through83.
Now we will break this, these82 verses, down into two parts.
In verses two to 11, theleaders bring in the offerings
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Verse two.
Then the leaders of Israel, theheads of their fathers
households, made an offering.
They were the leaders of thetribes, they were their fathers'
households made an offering.
They were the leaders of thetribes, they were the ones who
were over the numbered men whenthey brought their offering
before the Lord, six coveredcarts and twelve oxen, a cart
for every two of the leaders andan ox for each one.
Then they presented them beforethe tabernacle.
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Then the Lord spoke to Mosessaying Accept these things from
them that they may be used inthe service of to Moses, saying
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to the sons of Gershon,according to their service, and
four carts and eight oxen hegave to the sons of Merari,
according to their service,under the direction of Ithamar,
the son of Aaron, the priest.
But he did not give any to thesons of Kohoth, because theirs
was the service of the holyobjects which they carried on
the shoulders.
And the leaders offered thededication offering for the
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altar when it was anointed.
So the leaders offered theiroffering before the altar.
Then the Lord said to Moses letthem present their offering,
one leader each day for thededication of the altar.
So we see that they arebringing everything in and the
Lord gives Moses the instructionthat you let each one of them
per day bring in and presenttheir offering.
You let each one of them perday bring in and present their
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offering, which brings us to thenext part In verses 12 through
83, we see the offerings of eachleader, one per day for 12 days
per tribe.
Now we're going to break eachof these 12 days down.
Day number one was Judah.
We see this in verses 12through 17.
Now the one who presented hisoffering on the first day was
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Nishan, the son of Ademadab ofthe tribe of Judah, and his
offering was one silver dishwhose weight was 130 shekels,
one silver bowl of 70 shekels,according to the shekel of the
sanctuary, both of them full offine flour mixed with oil for
the grain excuse me, for grainoffering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
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offering, one male goat for asin offering and for the
sacrifice of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was an offering of nishan,the son of amenadad.
On day two, we see issachar,verses 18 through 23.
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On the second day, nathaniel,the son of zuar, leader of
issachar, presented an offering.
He presented as his offeringone silver dish whose wheat was
130 shekels, one silver bowl of70 shekels, according to the
shekel of the sanctuary, both ofthem full of fine flour mixed
with oil for a grain offering.
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One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering ofNadaniel the son of Zuar.
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On day three, it was Zebulun'sturn.
We see this in verses 24 to 29.
On the third day, it was Eliab,the son of Helan, leader of the
sons of Zebulun.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
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of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One young bull, one ram, onemale lamb one year old for a
burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offering.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
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old.
This was an offering of eliab,the son of Helan.
On day four, it was Reuben'sturn.
We see this in verses 30 to 35.
On the fourth day it was it wasEleazar, the son of Shador,
leader of the sons of Reuben.
His offering was one silver dishwhose weight was 130 shekels,
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one silver bowl of 70 shekels,according to the shekel of the
sanctuary, both of them full offine flour mixed with oil for a
grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense, one bull, one ram,
one male lamb one year old for aburnt offering, one male goat
for a sin offering and for thesacrifice of peace offerings to
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oxen, five rams, five male goats, five male lambs one year old.
This was the offering of eleazar, the son of shador.
On day five, it was simeonexcuse me, simeon.
We see this in verses 36 to 41.
On the fifth day it was it wasshulubael, the son of uh zarush,
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uh zarush hadai, leader of thechildren of simeon.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense, one bull, one ram
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male lamb one year old for aburnt offering, one male goat
for a sin offering and for thesacrifice of peace offering.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering ofShalumayel, the son of
Zerushadai.
On day six, it was Gad.
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We see this in verses 42 to 47.
On the sixth day, it wasEliasaf, the son of Duel, the
leader of the sons of Gad.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
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oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offering to oxen.
Five rams, five male goats,five male lambs one year old.
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This was an offering of Eliasaf, the son of Duel.
On day seven, it was Ephraim.
We see this in verses 48 to 53.
On the seventh day, it wasElishamah, the son of Amahu,
leader of the sons of Ephraraim.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
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of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
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old.
This was the offering ofalishamah, the son of uh amahud,
all right day.
Eight manasseh, verses 54through 59.
On the eighth day it was, itwas gamiel, the son of put uh
peda excuse me, pedazur, aleader of the sons of manasseh,
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you got to excuse me sometimes.
Sometimes, when I run acrossthese old testament names, they
catch me off guard and then Ifind myself trying to uh sound
them out and break it down.
As I'm reading live, I'llcontinue.
His offering was one silverdish whose shekels one silver
bowl of 70 shekels, according tothe shekel of the sanctuary,
both of them full of fine flourmixed with oil for a grain
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offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering ofgamaliel, the son of pet uh
(22:52):
patu's air pet dessert.
All right.
On day nine, it was benjamin'sturn.
We see this in verses 60 to 65.
On the ninth day, it wasabaddon, the son of gadi oni,
the leader of the sons ofbenjamin.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
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shekels.
One silver bowl of 70 shekels,according to the shekel of the
sanctuary, both of them full offine flour mixed with oil for a
grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
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Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old old.
This was an offering of Abaddon, the son of Gideonai.
All right, day 10.
It was Dan's turn.
We see this in verses 66 to 71.
On the 10th day, it was Ahazur,the son of Mishadai, leader of
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the sons of Dan.
The son of mishhadai, leader ofthe sons of dan.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was one
hundred and thirty shekels.
One silver bowl of seventyshekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of ten shekelsfull of incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
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offering, one male goat for asin offering and for the
sacrifice of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering of Ahazur, the son of Mishhadai.
On day 11, asher was up.
We see this in verses 72through 77.
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On the 11th day, it was pajel,the son of akran, leader of the
sons of asher.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a green offering.
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One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and for the
sacrifice of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats five.
Then we get to day 12 and itwas Naphtali who was up, and we
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see this in verses 78 through 83.
On the 12th day, it was Ahara,the son of Enan, leader of the
sons of Naphtali.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was one
hundred and thirty shekels, onesilver bowl of seventy shekels
according to the shekel of thesanctuary, both of them full of
fine flour mixed with oil for agrain offering.
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One gold pan of ten shekelsfull of incense.
One.
One ram.
One male lamb one year old fora burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering of ahara,the son of inan.
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Now we move on to part numberthree.
A summary was given by moses ofthe offerings.
We see this in verses 84through 88.
This was a dedication ofoffering for the altar from the
leaders of israel when it wasanointed.
12 silver dishes, 12 silverbowls, 12 gold pans, each silver
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dish weighing 130 shekels andeach bowl 70.
All the silver of the utensilswas 2,400 shekels according to
the shekel of the sanctuary.
The 12 gold pans full ofincense, weighing 10 shekels a
piece according to the shekel ofthe sanctuary.
All the gold of the pans 120shekels.
All the oxen for the burntoffering, 12 bulls.
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All the rams 12.
The male lambs one year oldwith their grain offering 12 and
the male goats for a sinoffering 12.
And all the oxen for thesacrifice of peace offering.
24 bulls, all the rams, 60, themale goat, 60, the male lambs
one year old, 60.
This was the dedicationoffering for the altar after it
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was anointed.
Now, this was quite ansubstantial offering that, uh,
these leaders brought in.
Uh, just to summarize, uh onemore time to make it, uh, to
make it clear, they gave 12silver plates, each amounting
130 shekels.
They gave 12 silver bowls, eachmounting 70 shekels.
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They gave 12 golden dishes,each weighing 10 shekels.
They gave 12 oxen, they gave 12bulls, they gave 12 rams.
They gave 12 male lambs withtheir grain offerings.
They gave 12 male goats withtheir sin offering.
They gave 24 bull oxen forpeace offerings.
Then they, they gave 60 goats,60 rams, then they gave 61 year
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old male lamb.
So this is quite a substantialoffering that these leaders
brought in, that they want tobring in, and they brought it in
out of their own free will andout of their own goodness, the
goodness of their own heart.
Then we get to the fourth part.
The dedication was accepted byGod.
Then he speaks to Moses, verse89.
To the fourth part.
The dedication was accepted bygod.
Then he speaks to moses, verse89.
Now, when moses went into thetent of meeting to speak with
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him, he heard the voice speakingto him from above the mercy
seat that was on the ark of thetestimony, from between the two
cherubim, and he spoke to him.
Who was the?
Who was the hymn?
The first hymn is god.
God is speaking to moses, mosesgoes in and the lord is
speaking to god, and I'm surethat the lord was commending
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moses with the leaders bringingin this great bounty of a
sacrifice.
It was.
It was a beautiful offering.
Nobody held back, and thisscripture tells us that they all
brought in their best for thelord.
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Grab a glass of water, a cup ofcoffee or tea.
And seven.
The title of today's lesson isofferings of the leaders.
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Now, the last time we weretogether, we looked at the
Nazarite laws.
Today we are looking at thesecond longest chapter in the
Bible, in Numbers, chapter 7,with the longest being Psalm 119
.
In this chapter, we are lookingat the leader's offerings.
We will break this chapter downinto four parts.
Now, as always, we will bringup the reader and he will read
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the chapter.
Now, as I just mentioned a fewseconds ago, this is the second
longest chapter in the bible, soit is quite a bit of reading.
It is 89 verses.
Now, I contemplated whether Iwas just going to go right into
the lesson and read as I wentalong, but I think that it would
do you good to hear the readercome up and he will read the
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whole chapter to you and, asalways, we will get right into
the lesson.
So what you can do for this oneis is open it up and follow
along with the reader and, whenhe's done, hit the pause button.
Grab your water, grab your tea,grab your coffee, grab your
drink and come back in.
And we will break down thislesson into four parts Numbers,
chapter 7.
Let's read.
Speaker 2 (01:47):
Numbers 7.
When Moses finished setting upthe tabernacle, he anointed it
and consecrated it in all itsfurnishings.
He also anointed andconsecrated the altar and all
its utensils.
Then the leaders of Israel, theheads of families who were the
tribal leaders in charge ofthose who were counted, made
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offerings.
They brought as their giftsbefore the Lord six covered
carts and twelve oxen, an oxfrom each leader and a cart from
every two.
These they presented before thetabernacle.
The Lord said to Moses Acceptthese from them, that they may
be used in the work at the tentof meeting.
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Give them to the Levites, aseach man's work requires.
So Moses took the carts andoxen and gave them to the
Levites.
He gave two carts and four oxento the Gershonites as their
work required, and he gave fourcarts and eight oxen to the
Marites as their work required.
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They were all under thedirection of Ithamas and of
Aaron, the priest.
But Moses did not give any tothe Kohathites because they were
to carry on their shoulders theholy things for which they were
responsible.
When the altar was anointed, theleaders brought their offerings
for its dedication andpresented them before the Lord.
For the Lord had said to MosesEach day one leader is to bring
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his offering for the dedicationof the altar.
The one who brought hisoffering on the first day was
Nashan, son of Amminadab, of thetribe of Judah.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels filled with incense, one
young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
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rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
Lams a year old to besacrificed as a fellowship
offering.
This was the offering of Nashen, son of Amminadab.
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On the second day, nethanel,son of Zuar, the leader of
Issachar, brought his offering.
The offering he brought was onesilver plate weighing 130
shekels and one silversprinkling bowl weighing 70
shekels, both according to thesanctuary shekel, each filled
with fine flour mixed with oilas a grain offering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram, onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
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offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats, one malegoat for a sin offering and two
oxen, five rams, five male goatsand five male lambs a year old
to be sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofNethanel, son of Zuar.
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On the third day, eliab, son ofHalan, the leader of the people
of Zebulun, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuary'sshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
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One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering, one male goatfor a sin offering and two oxen,
five rams, five male goats andfive male lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering of Eliab,son of Helon, fellowship
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offering.
This was the offering of Eliab,son of Helon.
On the fourth day, eliezer, sonof Shadur, the leader of the
people of Reuben, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
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One gold dish, weighing tenshekels, filled with incense,
one young bowl, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofEliezer, son of Shadur.
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Male lambs a year old to besacrificed as a fellowship
offering.
This was the offering ofEliezer, son of Shadur.
On the fifth day, shalumiel,son of Zerushadai, the leader of
the people of Simeon, broughthis offering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
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flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish, weighing tenshekels, filled with incense,
one young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
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This was the offering ofShalumiel, son of Zerushadai.
On the sixth day, eliasaph, sonof Duel, the leader of the
people of Gad, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bowl, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and two oxen, five rams
, five male goats and five malelambs a year old to be
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sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofEliasaph, son of Duel.
On the seventh day, elishema,son of Amihud, the leader of the
people of Ephraim, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and two oxen, five rams
, five male goats and five malelambs a year old to be
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sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofElishema, son of Amihud.
On the eighth day, gamaliel, sonof Pedazur, the leader of the
people of Manasseh, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing a hundred and
thirty shekels and one silversprinkling bowl weighing seventy
shekels, both according to thesanctuary shekel, each filled
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with fine flour mixed with oilas a grain offering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels, filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering, one male goatfor a sin offering and two oxen,
five rams, five male goats andfive male lambs a year old to be
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sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofGamaliel, son of Pedazur.
On the ninth day, abed-an, sonof Gedeoni, the leader of the
people of Benjamin, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
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according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
grain offering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels filled with incense.
One young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a
burnt offering, one male goatfor a sin offering and two oxen,
five rams, five male goats andfive male lambs a year old, to
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be sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering ofAbaddon, son of Gideonai.
This was the offering ofAbaddon, son of Gideonai.
On the tenth day, ahazer, son ofAmishadai, the leader of the
people of Dan, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
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one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing 10shekels filled with incense, one
young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
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This was the offering ofAhasuer, son of Amishadai.
On the eleventh day, pajiel,son of Okran, the leader of the
people of Asher, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
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flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering.
One gold dish weighing tenshekels filled with incense, one
young bull, one ram and onemale lamb a year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and two oxen, five
rams, five male goats and fivemale lambs a year old to be
sacrificed as a fellowshipoffering.
This was the offering of Pajiel, son of Akran.
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On the twelfth day, ahira, sonof Anan, the leader of the
people of Naphtali, brought hisoffering.
His offering was one silverplate weighing 130 shekels and
one silver sprinkling bowlweighing 70 shekels, both,
according to the sanctuaryshekel, each filled with fine
flour mixed with oil as a grainoffering, one gold dish weighing
10 shekels filled with incense,one young bull, one ram, one
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male lamb a year old for a burntoffering, one male goat for a
sin offering and two oxen, fiverams, five male goats and five
male lambs a year old to besacrificed as a fellowship
offering.
This was the offering of Ahira,son of Anan.
These were the offerings of theIsraelite leaders for the
dedication of the altar when itwas anointed Twelve silver
plates, twelve silver sprinklingbowls and twelve gold dishes,
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each silver plate weighing 130shekels and each sprinkling bowl
70 shekels.
Altogether, the silver dishesweighed 2,400 shekels, according
to the sanctuary shekel.
The twelve gold dishes filledwith incense weighed 10 shekels
each, according to the sanctuaryshekel.
Altogether, the gold dishesweighed 120 shekels.
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The total number of animals forthe burnt offering came to
twelve young bulls, twelve ramsand 12 male lambs a year old.
Together with their grainoffering, 12 male goats were
used for the sin offering.
The total number of animals forthe sacrifice of the fellowship
offering came to 24 oxen, 60rams, 60 male goats and 60 male
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lambs a year old.
These were the offerings forthe dedication of the altar
after it was anointed.
When Moses entered the tent ofmeeting to speak with the Lord,
he heard the voice speaking tohim from between the two
cherubim, above the atonementcover on the ark of the
testimony, and he spoke with him.
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All right, welcome back.
Thank you for hanging in thereon that one.
Now, as I mentioned, we aregoing to break this long chapter
down into four parts.
Number one the furnishings inthe tabernacle and the
tabernacle itself were anointedand consecrated by Moses.
Notice verse one.
Now, it came about on the daythat Moses had finished setting
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up the tabernacle.
He anointed it and consecratedit with all his furnishings and
the altar and all his utensils.
He anointed them andconsecrated them.
So we see who the Lord put incharge of anointing and
consecrating the things Excuseme, people, the things in the
tabernacle, but it was Moses.
Moses anointed the furnishings,the altar, the utensils and
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everything else in thetabernacle.
Now we move on to the secondpart.
The offerings of dedicationwere brought by the people.
Now, this is going to be quitea bit.
So this is verses two through83.
Now we will break this, these82 verses, down into two parts.
In verses two to 11, theleaders bring in the offerings
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Verse two.
Then the leaders of Israel, theheads of their fathers
households, made an offering.
They were the leaders of thetribes, they were their fathers'
households made an offering.
They were the leaders of thetribes, they were the ones who
were over the numbered men whenthey brought their offering
before the Lord, six coveredcarts and twelve oxen, a cart
for every two of the leaders andan ox for each one.
Then they presented them beforethe tabernacle.
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Then the Lord spoke to Mosessaying Accept these things from
them that they may be used inthe service of to Moses, saying
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to the sons of Gershon,according to their service, and
four carts and eight oxen hegave to the sons of Merari,
according to their service,under the direction of Ithamar,
the son of Aaron, the priest.
But he did not give any to thesons of Kohoth, because theirs
was the service of the holyobjects which they carried on
the shoulders.
And the leaders offered thededication offering for the
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altar when it was anointed.
So the leaders offered theiroffering before the altar.
Then the Lord said to Moses letthem present their offering,
one leader each day for thededication of the altar.
So we see that they arebringing everything in and the
Lord gives Moses the instructionthat you let each one of them
per day bring in and presenttheir offering.
You let each one of them perday bring in and present their
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offering, which brings us to thenext part In verses 12 through
83, we see the offerings of eachleader, one per day for 12 days
per tribe.
Now we're going to break eachof these 12 days down.
Day number one was Judah.
We see this in verses 12through 17.
Now the one who presented hisoffering on the first day was
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Nishan, the son of Ademadab ofthe tribe of Judah, and his
offering was one silver dishwhose weight was 130 shekels,
one silver bowl of 70 shekels,according to the shekel of the
sanctuary, both of them full offine flour mixed with oil for
the grain excuse me, for grainoffering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
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offering, one male goat for asin offering and for the
sacrifice of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was an offering of nishan,the son of amenadad.
On day two, we see issachar,verses 18 through 23.
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On the second day, nathaniel,the son of zuar, leader of
issachar, presented an offering.
He presented as his offeringone silver dish whose wheat was
130 shekels, one silver bowl of70 shekels, according to the
shekel of the sanctuary, both ofthem full of fine flour mixed
with oil for a grain offering.
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One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering ofNadaniel the son of Zuar.
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On day three, it was Zebulun'sturn.
We see this in verses 24 to 29.
On the third day, it was Eliab,the son of Helan, leader of the
sons of Zebulun.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
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of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One young bull, one ram, onemale lamb one year old for a
burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offering.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
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old.
This was an offering of eliab,the son of Helan.
On day four, it was Reuben'sturn.
We see this in verses 30 to 35.
On the fourth day it was it wasEleazar, the son of Shador,
leader of the sons of Reuben.
His offering was one silver dishwhose weight was 130 shekels,
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one silver bowl of 70 shekels,according to the shekel of the
sanctuary, both of them full offine flour mixed with oil for a
grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense, one bull, one ram,
one male lamb one year old for aburnt offering, one male goat
for a sin offering and for thesacrifice of peace offerings to
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oxen, five rams, five male goats, five male lambs one year old.
This was the offering of eleazar, the son of shador.
On day five, it was simeonexcuse me, simeon.
We see this in verses 36 to 41.
On the fifth day it was it wasshulubael, the son of uh zarush,
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uh zarush hadai, leader of thechildren of simeon.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense, one bull, one ram
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male lamb one year old for aburnt offering, one male goat
for a sin offering and for thesacrifice of peace offering.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering ofShalumayel, the son of
Zerushadai.
On day six, it was Gad.
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We see this in verses 42 to 47.
On the sixth day, it wasEliasaf, the son of Duel, the
leader of the sons of Gad.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
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oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offering to oxen.
Five rams, five male goats,five male lambs one year old.
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This was an offering of Eliasaf, the son of Duel.
On day seven, it was Ephraim.
We see this in verses 48 to 53.
On the seventh day, it wasElishamah, the son of Amahu,
leader of the sons of Ephraraim.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
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of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
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old.
This was the offering ofalishamah, the son of uh amahud,
all right day.
Eight manasseh, verses 54through 59.
On the eighth day it was, itwas gamiel, the son of put uh
peda excuse me, pedazur, aleader of the sons of manasseh,
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you got to excuse me sometimes.
Sometimes, when I run acrossthese old testament names, they
catch me off guard and then Ifind myself trying to uh sound
them out and break it down.
As I'm reading live, I'llcontinue.
His offering was one silverdish whose shekels one silver
bowl of 70 shekels, according tothe shekel of the sanctuary,
both of them full of fine flourmixed with oil for a grain
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offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering ofgamaliel, the son of pet uh
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patu's air pet dessert.
All right.
On day nine, it was benjamin'sturn.
We see this in verses 60 to 65.
On the ninth day, it wasabaddon, the son of gadi oni,
the leader of the sons ofbenjamin.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
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shekels.
One silver bowl of 70 shekels,according to the shekel of the
sanctuary, both of them full offine flour mixed with oil for a
grain offering.
One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
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Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old old.
This was an offering of Abaddon, the son of Gideonai.
All right, day 10.
It was Dan's turn.
We see this in verses 66 to 71.
On the 10th day, it was Ahazur,the son of Mishadai, leader of
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the sons of Dan.
The son of mishhadai, leader ofthe sons of dan.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was one
hundred and thirty shekels.
One silver bowl of seventyshekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a grain offering.
One gold pan of ten shekelsfull of incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
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offering, one male goat for asin offering and for the
sacrifice of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering of Ahazur, the son of Mishhadai.
On day 11, asher was up.
We see this in verses 72through 77.
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On the 11th day, it was pajel,the son of akran, leader of the
sons of asher.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was 130
shekels, one silver bowl of 70shekels, according to the shekel
of the sanctuary, both of themfull of fine flour mixed with
oil for a green offering.
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One gold pan of 10 shekels fullof incense.
One bull, one ram, one malelamb one year old for a burnt
offering, one male goat for asin offering and for the
sacrifice of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats five.
Then we get to day 12 and itwas Naphtali who was up, and we
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see this in verses 78 through 83.
On the 12th day, it was Ahara,the son of Enan, leader of the
sons of Naphtali.
His offering was one silverdish whose weight was one
hundred and thirty shekels, onesilver bowl of seventy shekels
according to the shekel of thesanctuary, both of them full of
fine flour mixed with oil for agrain offering.
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One gold pan of ten shekelsfull of incense.
One.
One ram.
One male lamb one year old fora burnt offering.
One male goat for a sinoffering and for the sacrifice
of peace offerings.
Two oxen, five rams, five malegoats, five male lambs one year
old.
This was the offering of ahara,the son of inan.
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Now we move on to part numberthree.
A summary was given by moses ofthe offerings.
We see this in verses 84through 88.
This was a dedication ofoffering for the altar from the
leaders of israel when it wasanointed.
12 silver dishes, 12 silverbowls, 12 gold pans, each silver
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dish weighing 130 shekels andeach bowl 70.
All the silver of the utensilswas 2,400 shekels according to
the shekel of the sanctuary.
The 12 gold pans full ofincense, weighing 10 shekels a
piece according to the shekel ofthe sanctuary.
All the gold of the pans 120shekels.
All the oxen for the burntoffering, 12 bulls.
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All the rams 12.
The male lambs one year oldwith their grain offering 12 and
the male goats for a sinoffering 12.
And all the oxen for thesacrifice of peace offering.
24 bulls, all the rams, 60, themale goat, 60, the male lambs
one year old, 60.
This was the dedicationoffering for the altar after it
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was anointed.
Now, this was quite ansubstantial offering that, uh,
these leaders brought in.
Uh, just to summarize, uh onemore time to make it, uh, to
make it clear, they gave 12silver plates, each amounting
130 shekels.
They gave 12 silver bowls, eachmounting 70 shekels.
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They gave 12 golden dishes,each weighing 10 shekels.
They gave 12 oxen, they gave 12bulls, they gave 12 rams.
They gave 12 male lambs withtheir grain offerings.
They gave 12 male goats withtheir sin offering.
They gave 24 bull oxen forpeace offerings.
Then they, they gave 60 goats,60 rams, then they gave 61 year
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old male lamb.
So this is quite a substantialoffering that these leaders
brought in, that they want tobring in, and they brought it in
out of their own free will andout of their own goodness, the
goodness of their own heart.
Then we get to the fourth part.
The dedication was accepted byGod.
Then he speaks to Moses, verse89.
To the fourth part.
The dedication was accepted bygod.
Then he speaks to moses, verse89.
Now, when moses went into thetent of meeting to speak with
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him, he heard the voice speakingto him from above the mercy
seat that was on the ark of thetestimony, from between the two
cherubim, and he spoke to him.
Who was the?
Who was the hymn?
The first hymn is god.
God is speaking to moses, mosesgoes in and the lord is
speaking to god, and I'm surethat the lord was commending
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moses with the leaders bringingin this great bounty of a
sacrifice.
It was.
It was a beautiful offering.
Nobody held back, and thisscripture tells us that they all
brought in their best for thelord.
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verse.
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