Exodus 29 Bible Study - The Tabernacle pt 5 - Consecration of the Priests.

In this Bible Study, we look at Exodus 29 and the consecration process of the Hebrew High Priest, Aaron (and his sons). We look at the different elements of the ordination process. The study includes a look at what a sin offering is, as well as a burnt offering and a wave offering. Ultimately we see the point of not only the high priest, the Tabernacle, the book of Exodus, and the entire Bible is God’s clear desire, (and provision) to dwell with His people.

Outline:
06:00 - introduction
01:26 - Elements of the consecration process found in Exodus 29 and Leviticus 8
The priests were washed (Ex 29.4 & Lev 8.6)
The priests were clothed (Ex 29.5-6,8-9. 29-30 & Lev 8.7-9, 13)
The priests were anointed (Ex 29.7, 21 & Lev 8.10-12, 30)
The priests were forgiven (Ex 29.10-14)
The priests were completely dedicated to God (Ex 29.15-18 & Lev 8.18-21)
The priests were marked by the blood (Ex 29.19-22 & Lev 8.22-24)
The priests were fed (Ex 29.22-28, 31-34 & Lev 8.25-29)
The priests charged to minister daily (Ex 29.38-46)
02:58 - Consecration:
Blue letter Bible: Millu מִלֻּא. Exo 13.2,12,15; Num 3.12; Lev 27.28,29; 1 Pet 2.9
04:35 - Sanctification: to be set apart. Continual process of regeneration which started when you were saved and will continue until the day you meet the Lord. Phil 1.6; 2 Cor 4.6; Col 3.10; 1 Cor 6.11, 19; 2 Thes 2.13
07:34 - Exodus 29.1-9
08:56 - 3 types of sacrifices are outlined. A bull for a sin offering, a ram for a burnt offering, and a ram for a wave offering.
09:58 - Exodus 29.1 - “without defect.” Matthew 21.12-13; 1 Pet 1.18-19
13:57 - Exodus 29.2 - yeast - a picture of sin. Matthew 16.5-12
15:33 - Exodus 29.4 - tent of meeting - Tabernacle - meeting place w/ God
16:03 - Exodus 29.10-14. “sin offering” aka “purification” offering. This offering was designed to clean the worshiper from their sins. Heb 13.11-12, Jesus is our sin offering!
17:37 - Exodus 29.15-18. “Burnt offering” or a “food offering to the Lord.” This is the oldest form of offering recorded in the Bible. Abel’s offering in Gen 4.4 may have been a burnt offering. Noah’s in Gen 8.20 was a burnt offering. Gen 22 (where Abraham was called to sacrifice his son Isaac, which was a burnt offering). “Burnt Offering” ʿōlâ עֹלָה “to ascend, stairway, steps” Lev 1.9; Exo 29.38-42; Num 28.2,9-10, 11, 19, 27; 29.1, 6
21:19 - Exodus 29.19-26. “wave offering.” Exo 29.24-26; 35.22, 38.24; Lev 7.28-34; 8.27, 29; 14.12, 24; 23.9-15; Num 8.11-21
25:59 - Exodus 29.27-42 - Lasting Ordinance
28:24 - Exodus 29.35-37 - 7 days - a picture of creation & perfection
28:54 - Exodus 29.40 - 1 Ephah - about 3.5 lbs. 1 hin - about 1 quart or 1 liter
29:17 - Exodus 29.29-30, 38, 42 - dependents are to carry this on. Num 28.3-8, Heb 9.1-15.
34:12 - Exodus 29.42-46
35:53 - Exodus 29.45 - “I will dwell among them.” Exo 25.8; Lev 26.12; Zech 2.10; John 14.17; 2 Cor 6.16; Rev 21.3; Exo 6.6-7; Rev 3:20

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Books/resources used or referenced:
Dave reads from an NIV (New International Version) of the Bible.

Enns, Peter. The NIV Application Commentary, Exodus. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2000.
https://www.christianbook.com/exodus-niv-application-commentary/peter-enns/9780310206071/pd/0206073?event=ESRCG

Wiersbe, Warren W.. The Bible Exposition Commentary, Old Testament, The Pentateuch. Colorado Springs, CO: David C. Cook, 2001. https://www.christianbook.com/the-bible-exposition-commentary-6-volumes/warren-wiersbe/9786125030474/pd/030474?event=ESRCG