Ch. 15

vs. 1-16: One law for everyone.

vs. 17-26: Sinning unintentionally still requires a sacrifice.

vs. 27-36: That escalated quickly. 

vs. 37-41: The tassel is explained more here. It is a reminder to follow the law and do what is right.

Ch. 16

vs. 1-11: Korah and his family were in charge of the holy things in the tabernacle. When Moses says they have strayed he mentions that they already have a high position and now they want more.102Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡsAjG1hma6B

vs. 12-15: Wow they really haven't been paying attention to how things went down.

vs. 16-24: God was ready to kill them all but they made a good point reminds me of Abraham and Lot.

vs. 25-30: Moses gave the conditions that everyone might know that it was God who enacted the judgment.

vs. 31-35: They died by the fire of their incense. Their offerings weren't respected because of their attitude.

vs. 36-40: Their offering became the covering for the alter. Holiness is not casual.

vs. 41-50: They still didn't get it! Also I don't remember this plague and I've read it a couple of times. Isn't it amazing how you find something new every time?

Ch. 8

vs. 1-10: Another feeding. God does not leave His people hungry.

vs. 11-13: Wow, to be so off to make Jesus sigh. How sad. We do seek sings sometimes when God has already given His word.

vs. 14-21: Jesus is making commentary on how we as people are quick to forget what he's done in the past when we have a present need.

vs. 22-26: His spit healed the blind man's eyes. Cool but kinda gross.

vs. 27-30: "you are the Christ"! Yes He is!

vs. 31-33: Jesus was very plainly telling them He was going to die and they tried to reject it. He also told them He would rise in three days. I wonder if they forgot during the moment.

.vs 34-38: Don't be ashamed of the Gospel. It is truth everlasting!