~1 Min.Redemption
... half a shekel of silver as "a ransom for his soul" (Ex. 13:13; 21:30; 30:12). But when it comes to eternity, no man can redeem ...
~19 Min.Christian worship
faq-bible.org · ... can we learn from the golden altar of incense? The golden altar (Ex. 30:1-10) was placed in the sanctuary of the tabernacle, just before the veil ...
~6 Min.Blood and Water
towardthemark.org · ... water is pictured as that which purifies from sin. In Ex. 30:17-21, water is pictured as removing every earthly defilement (without reference to any ...
Position:Toward the Mark #22
~2 Min.Why Did Moses Make A Bronze Serpent? | Q&A
patternsoftruth.org · ... altar (Ex. 27:1-5, 2. Chr. 4:1) and the laver or, "sea" (Ex. 30:18, 2. Chr. 4:2). The altar, of course, reminds us of the judgment ...
Stichwörter:Bronze serpent; Moses; bronze; serpent; types
~4 Min.Leviticus 27
... called upon to recognise the difference between capacity and title. In Ex. 30:15, we read, in reference to the atonement money, "The rich shall ...
~4 Min.The seven things maintained continually in the tabernacle!
towardthemark.org · ... when we come together. The burning of incense on the golden altar. (Ex. 30:8). And when Aaron lighteth the lamps at even, he shall burn incense ...
Position:Toward the Mark #58
~33 Min.Comments On Epistle Of 1 Peter
biblecentre.org · ... was it a temporary redemption, such as under law, where silver (Ex. 30:11-16) and gold (Num. 31:50) were said to make atonement. These may ...
~8 Min.The Ransom
... a shekel of silver as 'a ransom for his soul' (Ex. 13:13; 21:30; 30:12). However, when it is a question of eternity, no-one can ...
~8 Min.The Atonement of Christ: It's Necessity, it's Nature, it's Results
towardthemark.org · ... his offended brother, designed as atonement for past offences. "Ransom," in Ex. 30:12, of the atonement money paid by Israel to protect them from ...
Position:Toward the Mark #30
~30 Min.John, The Beloved Disciple
biblecentre.org · ... feet at the laver in the court, like the sons of Aaron (Ex. 30:17-21). This means that, before entering into God's presence with our sacrifices of ...
