Title: Must Be Clean/Numbers 19:1-22
Contents Hymn of the Week: Chapter 323 September 9, 1995
Main text: Numbers 19:1-22 Youngjin Church dawn
Subject: must be clean 19.hwp
1. Cleansing Water (1-10)
An unclean person could not dwell among God's people, and no unclean thing could be placed in God's house. Everything unclean had to go through a rite of purification. The text refers to the method of making the purifying ashes.
This was not to beautify, but to purify.
1) Human purity or uncleanness is fundamentally premised on a relationship with God.
We can be purified only by the laws or regulations that God has commanded.
(1 John 1:9) If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins.
He will cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
2. Must be clean (11-19)
If you are unclean, you will be cut off from God.
In general, death is associated with sin and is expressed as a symbol of sin. God's children are
It should not have anything to do with any sin in the world.
3. The one who defiled the sanctuary (20-22)
A sanctuary refers to something that no one can arbitrarily violate.
God's sanctuary is not man-made, but set apart by God, so its importance cannot be compared with anything else.
4. We must sanctify ourselves.
(1 Peter 1:16) It is written, “Be holy, because I am holy.”
A clean person can communicate with God, and a clean person can be used in the work of the Lord.
The Lord's work is holy, so that the unclean do not partake of it.
The church, as a holy community, must take seriously the problem of those who have become unclean.
Corruption and corruption begin with the acceptance of the unclean as it is.
Our best life is only to follow the Lord and move forward without bias.
Prayer / 土: A request for a special intercessory prayer request
For the recovery of Hyun Chul-shim's mother