Manasseh will become a people, but Ephraim will become a multitude.

his shoes, which is reminiscent of the burning bush encounter. Angels don’t make things holy; only God can do that.

I AM is an ancient name for God that means “I have always been what I will always be,” or, more succinctly, “the self-existent One.”

Keeping these food laws is one part of what is referred to in Jewish culture as “keeping kosher.”

When we fail to consult God and lean on our own understanding, we almost always make a bigger mess.

To repent means “to turn away from our sins and toward God.”

In Hebrew, this book is called In the Wilderness.

By the way, the word detestable that we see repeated here only appears twice outside the book of Leviticus, and one of those times is in reference to idols.

Psalm 7 is a lament.