The Ministry of Aaron
Classes
Class 1: And she bare him Aaron and Moses
The class explores the genealogy and early life of Aaron and Moses, emphasizing Aaron's lack of resentment despite Moses' privileged upbringing. It discusses the family background, Aaron's role as Moses' spokesman, and the importance of faithfulness and obedience in leadership.
Class 2: To minister unto me in the priests office
The class discusses Aaron's appointment as the first high priest of Israel, emphasizing the divine origin of the priesthood and its importance in God's plan. It highlights Aaron's role in Egypt and his formal appointment in Exodus, stressing the spiritual significance of the priestly garments and the need for holiness in service.
Class 3: What did this people unto thee
The class examines Aaron's role in the golden calf incident, highlighting his joint leadership with Moses and his failure under pressure. It explores themes of faith, responsibility, and the dangers of peer pressure and idolatry.
Class 4: He stood between the dead and living
The class discusses the rebellion against Moses and Aaron led by Korah, Dathan, and Abiram in Numbers 16, focusing on Korah's envy and the consequences of his actions. It highlights Aaron's role in making atonement and contrasts it with the ineffective leadership of Aaron throughout the rest of the Bible.
Class 5: Compassed with infirmity
The class discusses Moses' meekness and leadership, contrasting it with Aaron and Miriam's envy and rebellion. It emphasizes Moses' unique relationship with God and his role as a servant, highlighting the limitations of Aaron's priestly duties and the ineffectiveness of the law in healing sin, ultimately pointing to Christ's superior priesthood.