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1. 58:10 You're right. Both of these passages, fire blazes forth, which is the title of this morning's conversation that I know you've been dying to put at the top of your notes this morning. This is two men enter, one man leaves week two, the consuming fire. The God of the Bible is a consuming fire. Leviticus chapter 10 verse 24 says, he is the fire that blesses us and produces worship in our hearts. A Consuming Fire
2. 40:08 Fire streaks down from heaven, consumes the sacrifice that's on the altar, and everybody's like, yay. And they fall down to the face, and they praise and worship God. Then literally, a few sentences later, that same fire that blesses the people breaks out and it kills two brothers, the sons of Aaron. That same fire. And so our takeaway from last week was the God of the Bible is a consuming fire who will never compromise holiness for love. The Sin Offering
3. 1:02:29 And so I think of his all consuming fire like the sun. It's beautiful and good and needed, yet it can burn you. A Consuming Fire
4. 1:23:31 Consuming god's word every day. Last one, verse 12. Now what's interesting about verse 12? Yes. Again, he says, meanwhile, the fire on the altar must be kept burning. The Fire That Never Goes Out
5. 1:12:23 That's not the kind of dad that the God of the Bible is. He is a consuming fire who is passionate about his relationship with us. He loves us. He loves us. He loves us. A Consuming Fire
6. 41:02 Oh, I did I love them. You know, they just need more training. I could just coach them up a little bit. Any other expression than the breaking out of consuming fire would compromise the attribute of God's character of holiness, and he just won't do it. So today, week 37, it's only week three. The Sin Offering
7. 38:59 Just talking about we as humans are not holy. And thus, in order to enter the presence of a loving holy God, there needed to be some sort of intermediary. In week two, Brian showed us that God is a consuming fire who will never compromise his holiness for love. And what is the demonstration of this holiness and also of this love that you guys talked about. K. Levi, Leviticus, and Us ｜ Justin
8. 38:43 But if you want a life giving relationship, there needs to be an exchange. Something has to die. And the book of Leviticus tells us that over and over and over for thick, scold people like me. Last week, we talked about how the god of how the god of the bible is a consuming fire who will never compromise holiness for love. Anybody remember, the the story that we read from the book of Leviticus last week? The Sin Offering
9. 37:52 But there's some real beauty in the great lengths that God goes through through in order for us to have right relationship with him. Week two, we talked about how the God of the Bible is a consuming fire who will never compromise holiness for love. Week three, we talked about how the blood brings us closer to God. The sacrifice of an animal, the sprinkling of blood on the altar is not just to make an angry god to buy us a little bit of time with an angry god. Like, he's always mad at us. The Olah Offering

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