| No blotting for Moses. [message #14017] |
Wed, 15 November 2023 19:33 |
 David Coleman
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Registered: October 2009 |
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In Ex. 32:32-33 Moses is negotiating with God. Notice that he was willing to take Miriam's place for her sin. God replies and says only if someone sins will they be blotted out of the book of life.
Look at this. Moses didn't sin, and God cannot punish him by the blot out from the book. Remember Jesus is charged with sin by his persecutors. Therefore he never sinned.
Now in Num. 12:11 Aaron says lay not this sin upon us. W--e have done foolishly. You know Moses learned the right way about not being blotted out in Exodus. Now in Numbers he has learned to just pray to God for the sinners. In Num. 12:12-15 Moses prays to God in faith and asks for her forgiveness and healing.
See how Father God feels. He is righteously angry. He will punish sin but also accept Moses prayer.
God will punish our sins, but no not punish us if he can find a substitute. He has to receive a life or a Bekah payment for sin. The 30 pieces of silver (Bekah) sanctuary money. which purchased the field of blood. This was for selling Jesus.
Jesus was the life payment for sin. Look at Lk. 23:34. Jesus says father forgive them for they know not what they do.
Remember how Moses prays that Miriam would be healed and that sin be forgiven? Look at Matt. 9:6. A. Jesus before the cross forgives sin. B. Then they are healed of the palsy. He didn't take sin on him then. He just forgives.
The cross was to make a one time offering for any believer. it was a perfect sacrifice by a spotless Savior. He was the perfect Lamb. He was just in perfect timing with pass over. I hope you see that it is all about forgiveness and not any sin put on Jesus. He forgave sins before the cross and didn't wear them. He gave healing. I am a uneducated fisherman. (fishing for the truth). This was a big catch.
faith-- forsake all I trust him. Baal-- believe apostacy all lost. bible-- believe in bible life eternal.
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