LESSON # 61 (Week ending 03/20/11)

NUMBERS 21-36

Chapter 21: Victories and Complaining

Ø After God gave them a resounding victory over the King of Arad, what did the Israelites do next? Application for us?

Ø What was the consequence for Israel’s rebellion this time? Who does the snake on the pole represent?

Ø Did God take care of His people during the wilderness wanderings? Application for us?

Chapter 22-24: Balaam

Ø How did Balak try to fight God and His people?

Ø Did Balaam seek the Lord before responding to Balak? Did he obey the Lord? What eventually caused him to go with the men of Balak?

Ø What happens when we go against the revealed will of God?

Ø Did Balaam repent? Did God use him? Application?

Chapter 25: Moab Seduces Israel

Ø What act initiated Israel’s sexual debauchery with Moab?

Ø Who did God use to carry out His judgment against those sinning and following other gods?

Ø What picture does this give us about how God feels about worshipping other gods?

Chapter 26: Another Census

Ø Why did God call for another census?

Ø What means did Moses use to divide the land?

Ø Is God even in the details of casting lots?

Chapter 27: What About Us?

Ø What does this passage teach us about how God dealt with unusual circumstances?

Ø How did God prepare Joshua to take over for Moses?

Ø Does God still raise up people today to lead His Church?

Chapter 28-30: Offerings and Vows

Ø Why did God have Moses repeat the offerings and feast days for the people?

Ø Why did God give the commands on vows before the people entered the Promised Land?

Chapters 31: The Midianites

Ø What was the final act that God had for Moses on this earth?

Ø Why was Moses angry that the Midianite women were spared? What does that tell us about separation?

Chapters 32: The Tribes on the Transjordan

Ø Why didn’t the tribes of Reuben and Gad want to enter the Promised Land? Was theirs an act of disobedience?

Ø Were there future consequences to their decision to not settle in the Promised Land?

Chapters 33: Stages in Israel’s Journey

Ø What were the Israelites supposed to do with the inhabitants of Canaan when they crossed into the land?

Ø Did they obey? What were the results?

Ø By application, if we do not totally and completely obey God and His Word, are we opening ourselves to further struggle with sin and Satan?

Chapters 34-36: Final Divisions of the Land

Ø Notice how specific the Lord was in describing the Land. This particular piece of real-estate has been the center of the world since God declared it His and has been the center of conflict since that day also.

Ø Although Satan continues to try to destroy what God ordained so many centuries ago, He is still the God of the Universe and His decrees will prevail! PTL!

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