The TRUTH About Why Moses COULD NOT Enter the Promised Land
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Why couldn’t Moses enter the Promised Land?
After all that he had done to help free the Israelite people from slavery, after leading them through the Wilderness and putting up with their constant complaining, why did God purposefully keep him out of the Promised Land?
And why should we actually be thankful that God did this?
Well, if you want to know the true story behind these events, and begin to see why understanding this story is so important to your own relationship with the Lord, then join me for this episode of Beyond the Words.
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This is interesting. Thank you. I’ve also heard it explained that the first time, the striking of the rock, represents the brutal death of Christ. That the way to receive forgiveness of sins, and Living Water, is through striking/bloodshed. First with animals, then ultimately with Jesus’ blood. Then, the speaking to the rock is how- after the payment of sins, through Christ’s blood- we need only to believe and confess with our mouths (speaking), that Jesus is Lord, for us to receive the Living Water. No striking the Rock twice. Once, for all.
That was a brief and rushed explanation, but maybe it makes sense.
Despite belligerence, insolence and failure to properly follow God’s instructions, Moses was deeply loved by God who knew before time existed how Moses would behave. When Moses died, God Himself tended to his funeral, burying him in a place where no man will ever find him. I am unable to think of any higher honor.
Also I believe because God knew that Moses knows him and loves him he didn’t want the Israelites to cross over and praise Moses for it he wanted them to repent of their ways and trust that He God brought them out of the land of slavery and start believing in him and not have Moses always bringing them to him. He wanted them to depend of him completely.
@@mbalipambo7364,hallelujah, so true😂❤
That is why in the quran it wasn't moses mistake they didn't got to holy land it was them God ask moses to strike the stone never ask him to speek to it in the quran
Interesting perspective and details as always Brandon. In my daily study even today, in Deuteronomy 32:51 God is clear that He saw this event as a betrayal by Moses and Aaron. For myself, I always thought based on Numbers 27:9-10 that it was that Moses and Aaron, not only disobeyed the command, but then said this: "must WE bring you water out of this rock?" - In this moment they assumed it was their power that would give the community the water, they stole God's glory in that moment and forgot where the power really came from - and they did it in front of the community.
I was waiting for Brandon to say this. But he missed it - Moses didn't give God his Glory.
And God still produced the water, didn’t leave Moses hanging there
My friends, you are correct that Mosheh did not obey nor give glory to our Heavenly Father, but one more thing that is very important, and that is Faith, for:
1) Mosheh did not trust Yah but used the staff instead because it had worked before!
2) He did not do what is right - To give glory to Whom it is belong...
For Yah clearly said "You did not trust Me to hallow Me in the sight of beni Yasar'el"
And Yes - His Name is Yah as in "hallelu Yah" which you sing & praise Him all your life without knowing just as prophesied, but after His return you will know this is true, for He said "Afterward My people will know My Name" as Yah told us in Yashayahu (aka Isaiah) 52:6 - HalleluYah!!! @@invisableangel80
@@bella-beethe goodness of the lord knows no bounds
@@bella-beeI think that that wasn’t God’s intention. He made the water come out of the rock to see how Moses would react to it. Would he give the glory to God? Or would he take it upon himself…
I heard a sermon that said The Law of Moses, Torah, can only take the people just so far, but Joshua\Yeshua is The One who can take us into The Promised Land. Praise Jesus 😊
So many Christians don't even understand why they had to wander for 40 years. You can take the Hebrews out of Egypt, but taking the Egypt out of the people was a far more difficult task. Many don't understand the 10 Commandments, were more loving than restrictive, attempting to do the same.
Amen
The promised land
The promised land awaits those who hallow HIS NAME. Moses did not enter, because he failed to hallow father’s name. 99% of the world have no idea what that name is. I suggest you know it and count your blessings.
That is good enough for me .Deut 32
The 10 commandments were specifically for the escaping Israelites in opposition to how the Egyptians acted.
What still puzzles me is the Israelites demanding meat but the scripture mentions their herds of livestock. Was such livestock only sacrificial ?
With their rebellious attitude they would surely have eaten the livestock.
@@davidmillward3108 Wrong Num. 15:16 is just one of the few passages in the Law where God Himself says that the Israelites and the foreigners among them were being held responsible for observing the _same_ laws and customs. If anyone seriously thinks that God created 2 separate moral standards based on someone's ethnicity, they are clearly deceived and delusional.
Hi from near Hamburg, Germany. May I give you a little correction? It's Numbers 20, instead of 27 (which might correspondent to 17 (Exodus), but unfortunately it is not that easy to be memorizeable). You are doing great! Go ahead this way.
Thanks, I knew Moses couldn't go into the Promised land because he struck the rock, but didn't know that he wasn't suppose to the second time. I also like how you explained about the rod and staff.
Every bit is important is he did not hollow his name
W O W - Thank you Brandon 🙏
Such an insightful lesson 💜
I knew that Moses didn't obey GOD's Instruction
But I never connected Moses' disobedient to GOD & his anger to The Hebrew People, to Pharaoh's staff (slavery/slave driven heart) 😳
Our GOD - in HIS Wisdom, didn't want hardened & disobedient hearts to be in HIS People 😊
For GOD's Glory and our good 🙌
Such Love shown by our CREATOR then & for always
Thank GOD for our Savior JESUS' Sacrifice on The Cross
Because of HIM, my hardened & sinful heart is Covered by HIS Precious Blood Poured out for humanity
💜😍🧡🙏🧡😘🧡🙌💜
Right!!!! Very, very insightful and helpful information💗🙏💗We are so grateful to have someone like Brandon to help us understand the "behind the words"😉
brilliant! thanks again brandon. all these years and i never thought or heard of the pharaoh, shepherd connection. continued blessings. 🕊
I also read that Moses takes upon himself the task to give the water, he takes the glory that is Gods alone. He takes Gods name in vain.
Me too. But upon reflection the two things are not mutually exclusive. Our God is so glorious that his plans go far beyond our limited vision of things
the Lord bless you all
I love it when I get a new understanding from passages I have known well for many years. Thanks, Brother!
Another great lesson. Thank you
Thank you, for being open minded and let the Spirit work in you and get a new knowledge.
I've read those verses many times and I never caught the difference between the two - first to hit the rock and then to speak to the rock. Thanks so much.
This also parallels the law of Abraham, contrasted with the grace of Jesus Christ received through the new covenant.
Under the law, to receive “the waters of life” required deeds “striking the rock.”
Through Christ, water shall be received by the one who faithfully asks for it.
Good lesson. Moses also marred the picture God was making for the future where Messiah would be smitten for the lives of all. And after smitten, one need only speak-“give me of the water” to the Rock of Salvation .
Brandon your lessons are always so brilliant and informative. The scripture provides a multitude of meaning and promise and validation of prophecy fulfilled!
This has been well studied aleady, but it's a good review.
Num 20:11 Then Moses raised his hand and struck the rock twice with his rod. Lots of water gushed out, and both the community and their cattle were able to drink.
Num 20:12 But the LORD rebuked Moses and Aaron, telling Moses: "Because you both didn't believe me, because you didn't consecrate me as holy in the presence of the Israelis, you won't be the ones to bring this congregation into the land that I'm about to give them.
Another GREAT lesson, Brandon. Thank you for all the work you do in making these presentations. By way of "the rest of the story": Although HaShem punished Moses for disobeying Him by striking the rock and not allowing him (Moses) to go into the Promised Land, HaShem did not revoke Moses' "righteousness" (Heb 11:24). That is something that we can take comfort in. L'Shanah tovah. Berachot,
Thank you Pastor…always always insightful. So awesome!
This guy sure makes awesome videos.
Wow…Thanks for helping me to understand it better. (The second story is in Numbers 20 instead of 27).
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!
I preach tomorrow about attitude and I needed this verse to put it up in the screen but I couldn’t find in the Bible until I saw your comment God bless you!!🙏🏻
Very interesting. I only saw it as disobedience on Moses’ part, but you explained it in depth. Thank you, Brandon.
I’m looking at my Bible in numbers 27 9-10. And you got your book or chapter : verse. Wrong . Where are you talking about ? Numbers 27 is inheritance Laws. How about Numbers 20 ?
It was unbelief
It was ONE WORD that cause the Lord to bring this judgement to Moses...
He and Aaron gathered the people and said... " Must WE..." WE.. bring water from this rock.
Moses took credit.... Moses did not glorify the LORD, who gives us water, and everything else, according to our needs.
MOSES refused to give credit and glory to God....
He spoke as if was his own power that brought water.
It was like... After everything I (Aaron and I ) have done for you...
It was ONE word.
ONE word.
Good lesson Brandon. Thank you for the insight. I pray my heart and mind will be obedient and that I will repent quickly when I am not. I want to be a good example to others so they can love our Good Shepherd too.
"He chose the way of Pharaoh." That's one of the best insight I've ever heard to this moment in the bible that seems brutally unfair. Another I've heard that pairs perfectly with this insight, is that God wanted Moses (and the Israelites) to move beyond the power of God being manifested in and through the staff (an inanimate object), but to believe that God's presence and power was intended to indwell them in their hearts and words.
Great content! Not throwing stones, but more content like this so we can understand his word, less (zero) content about understanding The Chosen. Eyes on him, He is represented perfectly in HIS word, not a TV show.
There is a lot of "Assuming" when it's not needed.
“Hear now, you rebels! Must we bring water for you out of this rock?”
Who are the "We" in this statement? Moses and Aaron working a miracle? God needs help? Moses is now equal to God?
32 They angered Him also at the waters of strife,
So that it went ill with Moses on account of them;
33 Because they rebelled against His Spirit,
So that he spoke rashly with his lips. ~ Psalms 106
" Spoke rashly" ? So it wasn't striking the rock but something that he said. Brings it back to the "We" doesn't it?
Although love your teachings, this time I think you miss a very important scripture that seems to me to be the real reason Moses can’t enter the promised land. After all he has disobeyed before but this time he went beyond disobedience to stealing Gods glory. “When Moses said “shall WE bring water from the rock? “Then Moses and Aaron gathered the assembly together before the rock, and he said to them, “Hear now, you rebels: shall we bring water for you out of this rock?””
Numbers 20:10 ESV
God word, but it's much deeper than that:
According to 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 (Christ was the Rock that followed the children of Israel in their 40 years journey in the wilderness). Water is the symbol of life in the bible (remember 'rivers of living water'?). Jesus (the Rock) had to be smitten only once to provide everlasting life (water) to us. He will never have to be smitten again.
When God told Moses to speak to the rock, it was a shadow of what was to come. From the Cross (where the 'rock' was 'smitten') and forward, if you need life (healing etc.) speak (ask, declare) to the rock. When he smote the rock the second time, he symbolic sacrificed Christ again and hence disregarded the previous and final sacrifice and therefore cannot enter the holy land (heaven).
Also I Think it also Tells us The Priesthood of any faith maybe at fault in giving wrong representation of God and cannot enter The Kingdom of Heaven 🌌 with Those God has chosen
Wow! I have thought about this for years. I always thought it wasn't fair, but now I understand.
DISOBEDIENCE. INSTEAD OF SPEAKING TO THE ROCK FOR WATER.
HE STRUCK IT
3:05 Should be Numbers 20:2-5
That's actually Numbers 20 not 27.
I was mesmerized by your explanation. Excellent as usual.😊
Brandon, at at around 3:05 (3 minutes, 5 seconds) in to this video, you refer to the scriptures at Numbers 27:2-5 describing when the people are “quarreling” with Moses again about having no water and then you refer to Numbers 27:7-8 describing where God tells Moses to speak to the rock and God will pour out water.
The scriptures cited are actually in Numbers 20:2-5 & 7-8.
Again, I thank you for pointing out details. Be a blessing.
Think you actually missed the mark this time.
interesting that Joshua, the son of Moses' servant, inherited the position - very advanced
And Joshua means Jesus - salvation! .. interesting that it was he that led them into the promise land, not the old or the law
Thank you for this Bible study!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The promised land
The promised land awaits those who hallow HIS NAME. Moses did not enter, because he failed to hallow father’s name. 99% of the world have no idea what that name is. I suggest you know it and count your blessings.
That is good enough for me .Deut 32
Moses relied on SELF - doing what he thought was right in his own eyes out of anger, vs hearing and doing only what Father said. Moses was a servant; not a Son.
You might like to watch Perry Stones teaching on the same account.
Not a contradiction but very informative 😇❤️
Beautifully explained, brother! Thank you
Moses was told to take the staff from the presence, Aaron's staff that budded at the rebellion of Koreh, not the staff that struck the sea. This is even more poignant.
I think I read that, but I didn’t put it together.
What I see from the story is you can’t hit sheep or they will scatter. You do have to drive goats, but usually the flail is used for this, not the rod. Sheep only will come when called by a shepherd they have come to know. The rod is used as a deterrent from heading in a direction.
I learned a lot about sheep by driving through mountains in Colorado. Trying to get to work, those year old lambs are so cute, but they can be very difficult to keep together and move off the road. Lol.
What do you think the significance of the rod of presence? Was it to represent moving from a king, Moses, to being a nation under priest? And priest don’t beat they communicate?
Mirroring the old and the new Covenants
@@knowyourlove5613thankyou for this insight. All glory be to God.
The Rock is the AFRL at Edwards AFB . ( The beginning of AREA 51
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Amazing. So blessed with every discovery Truth in the Bible. I've always wondered why the harsh judgment. But it was not harsh. More like a concern for God's people ❤
On Christ the solid rock I stand. He was struck once for our sins. But now all we need to do is ask and our sins are forgiven, our sin nature is subjected under His love and goodness.
Amen Brandon. I've never realized about the change of heart that God expects before entering the promise land. Thanks to you it is clear to me now.
"Thank you". Keep up the good work and God bless you and your family 👪
I have known the basics (hit vs. speak) but thanks for your deep word why it was such a big mistake in the eyes of god
As an addition to the close, I'd suggest you answer your question "Did Moses lose everything?". He did not, for we know later Moses was seen with Elijah at the transfiguration of Jesus. He achieved the true promise land.
Moses saw Mr eternal himself and lived
Wow. He showed his heart and how he led the people! Thanks so much! Great insight.
Thank you for this teaching! God bless you and your family. Amen
That was a deep one Brandon thank you!!!
“…Not like the man who enslaved them but like the God who freed them.”
All too often Christians congregate in buildings they call churches and demand to be struck like slaves by the pastors who lord over them with a culture of apostasy they call church. Thousands of years later and we still don’t have the heart of freedom that the Lord desires for us.
My last name... MUSANTE
Kaballah:
West to East... Musa (Moses)
East to West... Etna (Mt. of Fire)
Bloodline: Egyptian / Ashkenazi
Hi.
Can we get started sometime soon?
Shalom.
I want to add that the term 'sanctified' is misunderstood. Compare the word Holy to Wholly, wholly being not so common. But what is being eluded to here is the idea that the LORD 'works' through 'creating' (speaking), and 'forming and making' (works). In one instance the Lord (not God or Lord God) wanted Moses to use 'works', and in the other to 'speak'.
Use Isaiah 45:7 (KJV) as an example to see the contrast between 'creating' vs. 'forming and making'... they are NOT the same thing.
Notice that God 'created' man... while Lord God 'formed' man.
When you read in Genesis, where man has become as (1) of us... knowing 'good AND evil', it is LORD GOD that knows 'good and evil' as GOD does NOT know (author) 'evil'.
Hello, Thank You For Reminding Me. Thank You For Explaining and Sharing. Thank You Amen 🙏❤ God Bless You All 🙏❤
Moses also represented the law, which we can never reach salvation under the law..... its no coincidence that Joshua is the same name as Jesus....which Joshua brought Israel into the promised land, Jesus brings us salvation. GOD IS EXTREMELY STRATEGIC!!!!! HE IS THE BEST!!!!
No matter who you are the bible and god humbles you.
Moses didn't DO anything. He OBEYED God. When God told him to do something he did. He didn't split the Red Sea- God did. He didn't call manna from heaven- God did. He didn't give them water- God did. Moses was God's obedient servant.
Moses means Moment Operandi at his seat
It was not a person.
Promised land did not exist except for Theodor Herzl and Rothschild.
The state Israel comes from Isra'il which means A Journey a child takes at night (Dreaming)
The Rock symbolized Adam. By striking the Rock once, it not only gave water to the people, but also made the condition for the messiah to come. BUT, by striking the Rock twice, it meant that if the Jewish people rejected the messiah, Lucifer could attack and kill the messiah. UNFORTUNATELY, they did reject him and Lucifer murdered him.
Thank you so much , very good explanation . God bless
It was explained differently to me by a Bible teacher who said that the rock represented Jesus Christ and since Moses struck it once the first time and struck it twice the second time which he was not supposed to do was saying that Jesus Christ was going to be crucified three times for our salvation instead of one time only. That is a lie in God's eye and a serious sin. In Moses not representing Jesus' mission properly made His Father very angry and that is why he was denied to enter the promised land for only this one disobedience. God is not a respecter or has a preference for anyone.
This message is also a warning for us all that if we commit one sin and die without repenting of that sin we will go to hell period even if we did many good things in life.
But it also could be a good thing for Moses in a way as well. First, he saw a vision of how the promised land would look in the future. I can also say it is a blessing. He will finally be released and free from all the trouble he went through for 40 years in the desert from constant complaining and bickering by the Israelites and now will die in peace and rest in the real promised land of God in paradise.
One thing for sure is that his grave is not known where it is, and God made sure to keep it a secret so no one could come to his gravesite and worship him or make a shrine in his name.
Yeshua is the ROCK. 1 Corinthians 10:4 "and all drank the same spiritual drink. For they drank of that spiritual Rock that followed them, and that Rock was Christ." He was smitten, once. After the Cross, we have only to speak to our ROCK, to obtain the "water of life" which flows from Him.
Moses spoiled the symbolic prophecy of Messiah. He lost his temper and misrepresented Christ. That is why he was not allowed to lead Israel across the Jordan, into the land. That job was for Yeshua, symbolized by Joshua (same name in the Hebrew).
This is so hard to swallow. Moses was tired of the complaining and crying. Especially after all that God had done for the Israelites. Moses had seen all that God had done , and Moses had enough.
Moses should of just done as God had said.
Question? Was Solomon saved?
Another question, was nebuchadnezzar? There will be many people saved who we should all be surprised to see
I've wondered about the verse, 1 Corinthians 10:3-4 American Standard Version (ASV)
"and did all eat the same spiritual food; and did all drink the same spiritual drink: for they drank of a spiritual rock that followed them: and the rock was Christ."
Possibly the first.time Moses struck the rock God was standing beside it.The last time the spiritual Rock was Christ, and Moses dishonored G-d by striking the Rock.
That is a ridiculous explanation. And don't tell me that if you were Moses spending 40 years, do you hear me 40 years in the desert! You're telling me that we should all just that striking a rock egregious enough to cost you entering the promised land after 40 years in the desert with people who threaten your life, complain, come to you constantly for answers you don't have. And you've done this.p has asked you to do you're a Man advanced an age who has served the Lord faithfully for 40 years, you think that there's nothing in the least concerning about this. My question to you is are we sure that the God that the Hebrews are serving is the one true God, and not one of the mini gods that the Hebrews served - which we know is a historical fact. Because I can't reconcile many of the stories of God in the Old Testament with the God of the due Testament and any rational, thinking person would ask themselves if the Hebrews were polytheistic know that the Old Testament isn't speaking of one of the lesser gods. Because when you do this when you look deeper for truth, it all begins to make sense.
Ohhh ok. So it wasn’t because of the murder he committed of the Egyptian ?
Funny...my Bible says the scriptures are in Numbers chapter 20 (not 27). Nevertheless, excellent presentation.
This story happened in NUMBERS 20:2-12
not NUMBERS 27. Be well🙏🏽🙏🏽
The Chosen is wonderful and with your explanations, I am learning and viewing the Bible in a whole new light. Thank you.
Which Bible translation do you consider the best?
Another take on this story is that Moses spoke to the people (with contempt) instead of "speaking to the rock before their eyes". Apparently striking the rock twice reflected Moses's heart of contention. However, Moses already sinned prior to striking...as well as failed to display God's mercy the way he intended.
The Israelites complained against Moses the entire time. THAT is why it took them 40 years instead of the usual 21 days.
Uuummmm I'm sorry but you referenced the wrong book of the bible. The Water Rock story was in Numbers 20 not Numbers 27. I'm sure it was an honest mistake. Odd how others haven't noticed.
KNOWLEDGE OF WISDOM CLOUD BY DAY. PILLAR OF FIRE BY NIGHT. MISSING IN HUMANS. STAFF ROD.
I heard that each time there were two rocks (upper and lower) and that all except the last time Moses was to strike tie lower rock. The last time he was told to speak to the rock but instead he struck the upper rock in anger, and this is why he was denied access to the promised land.
Anyway, that's what I heard.
Moses was following Yahweh, which is Jehovah and Egyptian deity. After 40 years people got tired of running by faith, so they started walking by sight God was not providing feeding them with water or food. They got mad I would When they got to the promised land speak truth!! there was already people living there but it took 40 years for Moses to get to a place. Filled with people of city.
As the Canaanites were the putatively “native” inhabitants of the land before Israel arrived, and, as we saw above, in fact persisted alongside (or as) Israel during the biblical period writ broadly, then it stands to reason that the general inheritors of “Canaanite culture” would be anyone who lived on in the land Moses was led by the false God
I heard your whole message about moses not entering the promised alarmed.
But what bout, Matthew 17 ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Jesus talks with Moses and Elijah Up on a high mountain.
17 Six days later, Jesus took Peter, James, and John, the brother of James, up on a high mountain by themselves.
2 While they watched, Jesus’ appearance was changed; his face became bright like the sun, and his clothes became white as light. 3 Then Moses and Elijah appeared to them, talking with Jesus.
Amazing perspective and insiight. I always thought Moses could not enter into the promise land bec.... one- The rock was Jesus. Two.. when Moses cried out Must 'I.'.. the I showing pridefulness. I always thought Moses was striking Jesus, which caused him not to enter. After all he was told to speak this time to the rock. And Jesus is our Rock.
I get this mans point of view. And its the very first time I heard it interpreted that way.
I love Jesus. Although It really seems harsh at the same time. Forgiive me for saying so. sometimes our emotions get the best of us; and yet were told to tame our tongue in all manners. Im the first, admiting I really needed to hear this. NOT TO ENTER??? .. LION AND TIGERS OH MY.
I just had an earlier encounter, similar.. wish I saw this first. A moments peace ( is all that it brings..that release of our emotions; words spoken which can cause us not to receive them blessings Gods promised.
This is Satans ensnarement. May we all take heed in such moments I pray.. in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.
Forgive me Father this day. Amen!
You can Use other men's work, called platitude Faith. Based on Vanity of other men's religions and books. Not your Book your Work. Name your saved Holy Day Souls. Saved Washed Sanctified Reborn lost Beings. Enlightened Atoned for Sent.
Very informative, I clicked this video thinking I’m going to dislike since there is nothing you can tell me that I don’t know. But nope, very good video.
Here is some fun things to think about too. First, a POSSIBLE foreshadowing of Yeshua being the rock and the living water as both of these have been used to reference him. The first time he came, what happen? He was beaten. Though, if Moses would of done exactly what he was told to, what picture of a foreshadowing would this of been? Perhaps this could be a shadow picture of what will happen when Yeshua returns?
Secondly, and this one is a bit more harsh. Many times in was could be called "Moses sermon", that being Deuteronomy, Moses gives instructions to this new generation of Israelites that goes directly against the instructions from YHVH. When you have spent 40 years around a stiff-neck people, I'm sure anyone would be rather annoyed at that point. Moses was not in a physical shape to have passed away but still YHVH made him pass on the top of the mountain. What then, when happen if Moses were to of stayed with Israel? If, at this time 40 years later, Moses is giving instructions that goes against YHVH, what worse could come. This isn't to say anything bad about Moses at all but to bring insight into scripture and Torah. Moses was chosen for this, no one else, so I don't think there is a single person that could of done better. There is the fact that we can see the pattern in scripture, all of scripture, even in the "New Testament" that those who are closer to YHVH are held to a higher standard.
1st strike, 2nd and 40 yrs later. God said speak but Moses struck. And water came. God said no promised land.
The reason Moses didn't enter the promised land is because he struck the "Rock" in anger...that Rock was Christ.
For the reason God said, Moses basically took credit for bringing forth the water from the rock. Not glorifying God for that. NOT that he struck it
i think its more important who the rock is, not what moses has done to HIM. Who is the Rock? and why it was such a big deal to GOD that moses struck him a second time?
33But when they came to Jesus, and saw that he was dead already, they brake not his legs: 34But one of the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and forthwith came there out blood and water. the rock is JESUS and that was all forshadowing of his sacrifice. thatswhy its such big deal that moses struck him a second time. he basicly killed him a second time.
Thank you brother. I felt a nudge because the Lord is teaching me not to be like my father but to be more like him. I truly needed those words and I can't praise God enough that he brought this to light for me at the exact time I needed it.
You confused me in the first 2 minutes. Hebrew vs Israelites. Like Saul became Paul after Gods revelation, Jacob became Israel. So are they Hebrew or Israelites i.e. Sons of Jacob ( sons of Israel)
The false Christ comes first wanting to rapture you away with him 😨
See : Habakkuk 1 - 3
Shepherds Student 😁.
The Rock was to symbolize Christ. When Moses was commanded by God the second time to speak to the Rock. Moses did not listen to God’s instructions and therefore he and his people ended up wondering for another 38 years. Moses disobeyed God and was not allowed into the promised land. Moses was 120 years of age when he died. He was an Egyptian Prince for 40 years, a shepherd for 40 years and the leader of his people for 40 years.
No, they simply had no grave of Moses. That's why they hastened to mention that his grave was in a place nobody knows. (Deuteronomium 34,6)
Brother the reference that you are talking on Numbers 27:2-5 is wrong it should be 20:2-9.
Any way you can teach how Ecclesiastes and Proverbs compliment and contrast each other?
Very insightful ❤ thank you!
There is another level of meaning: Moses represents the Torah (the law), which cannot lead us into heaven. This is because we are all sinners and there has been no perfect sacrifice. But Yoshua, who represents Yahshua, the Messiah, our High Priest, is leading us into heaven. He is the perfect sacrifice.
And that's Numbers 20:11-12 by the way.
What about this?
John 4:10
"Jesus answered her, 'If you knew the gift of God and who it is that asks you for a drink, you would have asked him and he would have given you living water.'"
The rock seems to represent Jesus, who had to be violently sacrificed as the ultimate atonement, and who, when we ask him, and trust him, and confess (speak) to Him, that we believe and follow Him as the only way to be forgiven, He is the Rock that provides us with the water we ask for, the Living Water. The water that gives us eternity with God.
I could elaborate more, but, this is another possible, important representation of the importance of speaking to the Rock, our Savior, to submit to Him and confess our sins and confess that we need Him and only Him.
Now I understand why Moses died, because close to the end of his journey his heart switch from sugar to salt trying to help the Israelites. Moses felt like the Israelites wasn't appreciative for what he had for them, and that why he declared those words towards the Israelites.🤔🤔
Interesting about the difference between striking the rock and speaking to the rock.
However didn't Moses also take credit for the miracle of water from the rock,
rather than giving credit to the Creator.
I've always heard it was because Moses struck the rock twice, not once, representing Jesus sacrifice one time for all