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Part 3: Colliding with Chaos (Review of T4 Korah)

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First published at 13:44 UTC on July 26th, 2022.

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This is a 5-Part review on the Torah portion Korah presented by Torah to the Tribes with Matthew Nolan.

1. Acceptance and Honor
2. Hell in the Bible
3. Colliding with Chaos
4. The Remedy
5. How to see things you cannot see!

Sometimes, it is necessary…

Sometimes, it is necessary to take pause and absorb teachings rather than piling on new studies.

“Korach – ‘the root not dealt with will manifest’ – non-acceptance and dishonoring of who Moshe and Aaron were appointed to be.

Acceptance and honor place the contractual obligation back on the presenter releasing you and I from all controversy and judgment.

Korah by non-acceptance of Moshe and Aarons presentment to the congregation by יהוה as leaders placed him in dishonor which brought about his downfall.

This Parsha features a rebellion which is dishonor by Korah, a non-priest Levite, against the honorable, priestly status of Aaron and his line. They argue the facts, law, jurisdiction and venue that has been allotted to Aaron or anybody — as a priestly class that would outrank the Levites.”

References and Resources:

8th Edition KORAH קרח Num 16:1-18:32 by Torah to the Tribes with Matthew Nolan @ www.TorahtotheTribes.com / Original link: https://youtu.be/GOOwzNFdRPc
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