Lessons from Levi - Separated for Service - OWBS
Held in Midland, ON December 2010.
Classes
Class 1: Levi's Beginnings - Exodus 32
The class covers the origins of the tribe of Levi, focusing on their beginnings with Jacob's son Levi and their role as spiritual leaders and servants of God. It emphasizes the importance of zeal and dedication to God's service, drawing parallels between Levi's early missteps and later exemplary leadership.
Class 2: Levi in the Wilderness - Numbers 8
The class covers the consecration of the Levites in Numbers 8, emphasizing their role in upholding God's holiness and serving the community. It draws parallels between the Levites and modern discipleship, highlighting the importance of spiritual service and separation from the world.
Class 3: Levi Under the Monarchy - 1 Chronicles 6:1-48
The class explores Levi's role under the monarchy, focusing on their duties and responsibilities as outlined in 1 Chronicles. It emphasizes the importance of holiness and service, drawing parallels between the Levitical duties and the responsibilities of modern ecclesial members.
Class 4: Levi Among the Exiles - Ezra 8:15-36
The class covers Ezra 8:15-36, focusing on the Levites' role in the return from exile and their service in rebuilding Jerusalem. It emphasizes the importance of thankfulness and service in discipleship, drawing parallels between the Levites' historical service and modern Christian responsibility.
Class 5: Levi in the Millennium - Ezekiel 44:10-31
The class explores Ezekiel's vision of the Levites' role in the Millennium, emphasizing their restored service and distinction between Levites who previously strayed and those who remained faithful, like the sons of Zadok. It highlights the importance of Levi's principles of service, holiness, and dedication in preparation for the kingdom age.