On March 3, 1975, Brother Stephen continued his ministry on the Book of Numbers, emphasizing God's way with His people. He highlighted that the Book of Numbers illustrates how God led the Israelites through the wilderness, teaching them obedience and humility. The concept of 'testimony' is central, as it reflects God's covenant with His people, who are called to uphold His name. Stephen explained that the church today carries the testimony of Jesus, and God deals with His people according to this testimony. He discussed the importance of being 'numbered' as a community, which signifies belonging and unity, and how God orders His people in relation to the testimony. The Levites, exempt from military service, were appointed for specific tasks related to the tabernacle, illustrating the distinction between priestly and Levitical ministries. Stephen emphasized that all believers are both priests and Levites, called to serve God and one another. He concluded by noting that while there are divine orders, there is also liberty in serving God, allowing for initiative driven by love. The message encourages believers to recognize their roles and responsibilities within the body of Christ.

Outline of Main Points

Introduction to the Book of Numbers
God's way with His people
Importance of 'testimony'
Numbering and unity in the church
Role of the Levites
Distinction between priestly and Levitical ministries
All believers as priests and Levites
Divine order and liberty in serving God

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Messages from Numbers 7

Messages from Numbers 7