"Soon the people began to complain about their hardship, and the LORD heard everything they said."
Numbers 11:1
Numbers 11:1
My Take-Aways
Something Old:
Stop whining...things are not so bad. Especially around others. Keep my comments to myself. The Lord hears me.
Something New:
The Lord poured his Spirit on the seventy leaders.
Something to Do:
Be content in ALL areas of my life...ALL. Help me Lord.
I meant to share this in the video. It is from Matthew Henry:
They complained. Those who are of a discontented spirit, will always find something to quarrel or fret about, though the circumstances of their outward condition be ever so favorable. The Lord heard it, though Moses did not. God knows the secret frettings and murmurings of the heart, though concealed from men.
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Jeanne and Linda from Ark, I also have a persistent prayer for my adult children. They are listed in the "we are praying" section of this blog. I think the books are a good idea. I will add your children to my prayers too.
Wendy, thank you for your words on being content in our circumstances. This is a lesson I am learning this year. As we have moved to Switzerland, we are confronted with how little we need to be happy. The big house, multiple cars, clothes that fill several closets; none of those things are here. Also, my husband has not found a job yet (please add that prayer to your list) and while we are not suffering financially, he is bored and depressed. Sometimes I wonder if we should have ever left CA, but I know how much prayer and fasting went into this decision and I am convinced it is God's will that we are here in this phase of our lives. I am still seeking his purpose for us, but I am not despairing (yet).
What struck me today was Miriam and Aaron's little hissy fit. What was up with that? Miriam is older than Moses (she hid him in the bulrushes), and Moses is at least 81; why is she acting like she is 8! They accuse Moses of pride and lording it over them. Yet verse in verse 3 of Numbers 12, it says Moses was very humble - more humble than any other person on earth.
I wondered why Miriam was punished and not Aaron. Here is what David Guzik says on the issue:
a. Then Miriam and Aaron spoke against Moses: On the one hand, it seems strange that his sister and brother - his own family - would be the source of such criticism. We might think that they would be Moses’ greatest support. Yet it is not unusual for a prophet to be without honor among his own people (Matthew 13:57).
i. Miriam takes the lead here; “The feminine singular verb that initiates the chapter (lit., ‘and she spoke,’ v.1) and the placement of her name before that of Aaron indicate that Mirian is the principal in the attack against Moses.” (Allen)
So Miriam was the instigator and she took the brunt of the punishment. By Aaron was not innocent here. He was also scolded by God and that must have been scary on its own.
God healed Miriam in seven days, so He was merciful even in His punishment.
My take away, God hears what I say. He has no patience for false accusation. He does not deal with me as I deserve, even when I disappoint Him. I need to guard my thoughts and my words because I don't want to disappoint Him.
Karen, Basel
Happy Tuesday Everybody:)
Thanks Wendy ...I find myself complaining about (Others,certain situations and so much more)...Gives me something to think about today...Oh, but Lord try to remind me everytime...not just today.
Numbers 12:3...
“Now Moses was very humble-more humble than any other person on earth.”
The Manly Meekness of Moses… Two Great Men of Meekness
The two greatest to walk on this earth-- Jesus the Son of God, and Moses, the greatest mere man who ever lived. One of their greatest characteristics and qualities was their meekness.
1) Moses (Num 12:3) Now Moses was very humble-more humble than any other person on earth.
2) Jesus (Mat 11:29) Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek and humble of heart; and you will find rest for yourselves.*
*Footnote says: In place of the yoke of the law, complicated
by scribal interpretation, Jesus invites the burdened to take
the yoke of obedience to his word, under which they will find rest.
Jer. 6 :16, “Thus says the LORD: Stand beside the earliest
roads, ask the pathways of old* Which is the way to good, and walk it; thus you will find rest for your souls. But they said, “We will not walk it.” (I’m guilty of this).
Meekness is characterized by a willingness to suffer wrong rather than do wrong.
1) Moses Num 12:1-7
2) Jesus-- being crucified.
Meekness is not weakness, nor an indication of spinelessness, but it is "strength under control."
Jesus quoted much O.T. Scripture regarding meekness. Pss; Isa 61:1 (Mat 5:5).
Paul entreated meekness and gentleness. 2Cor 10:1; Gal 5:23, 6:1; Eph 4:2; Titus 3:2; 1Pet 3:4.
Conclusion: Jas 1:21 "Receive with meekness the ... " Therefore, put away all filth and evil excess and humbly welcome the word that has been planted in you and is able to save your souls.
One more thing which caught me was from: Numbers 13:33, “We even say giants* there, the descendants of Anak. Next to them we felt like grasshopppers, and that’s what they thought, too!”....(So many times I feel like a grasshopper next to the important people...and won't stand up for what is right).
*This footnote took me back to Genesis 6:4, “At that time the Nephilim appeared on earth (as well as later*), after the sons of heaven had intercourse with the daughters of man, who bore them sons. They were the HEROs of old, the men of renown.
Numbers 11:17 The Lord’s purpose on bestowing the spirit on the elders was to have them share in the burden of the people with Moses so that Moses no longer had to bear responsibility for the people’s discontent on his own (11:17).
Lynn from OR thanks for the update on Faye & Dave..Will continue to pray for a full recovery.
Lynda from Ark and Jeanne your sons are not the only ones without the Lord. When in our church that generation of the one's in there 20-30 there are very few. Let keep praying remember God knows all our thoughts.
Have a great day. I'm up bright and early have a busy day ahead.
Thanks again everyone for EVERYTHING.
Rhonda
My Old, but New, too: This year I will have to admit, I’m a whole lot more humble reading these passages. My first time around all I could think of was - how could they complain after everything God did for them!
How! - ? Oh, but this year, I’m saying to myself, I am just like these people! How often I fail to see that every problem, every disappointment, and every difficulty is a test of my faith. It’s all part of God’s perfect plan for my life. It’s an opportunity for me to trust God - after all, He is the sovereign One, my Father, looking out for me.
My To Do:
Daily, hourly, moment by moment, I so want to be abiding in Christ, filled with his Holy Spirit, so that when trials come my way - rather than complain, I would seek God’s presence to be with me every step. Dear Lord, Help me truly desire, [your will, not mine,] (Luke 22:42). Help me not think to myself, “The load is far too heavy!” (Numbers 11:14) & may I firmly know, that “[Your] arm [has not] lost its power” (11:23). In Jesus’ precious name I pray, Amen.
Wendy, thank you for your reminder this morning about contentment. Wow, who am I not to be content! After everything Jesus has done for me. If I could just remember that secret of being content. Godliness with contentment is great gain. Blessings dear friends. Lori
Karen, adding your prayer requests to my list.
Wendy, thank you for your beautiful message today, which is both timeless and timely for me. Karen and Rhonda, thank you for your insightful comments which gave me a lot of food for thought.
New/Old -- all of this was new to me, as I have never read this section of the Bible before.
To do: Ask the Lord to continue to help me be "content whatever my circumstances", modeling this behavior for others, and being patient with those around me who "make mountains out of mole hills."
Wendy, I agree - what struck me the most today was my need to be grateful for whatever I have and to be content in every situation. Num. 11:7-9 shows that not only was their food free, but it didn't require TOO much work and yet tasted like a pastry! God not only provided enough but provided great flavor, as well! How cool! I want to be on the lookout for when God throws in the 'extras' like great flavor and thank Him for His provision.
2. Num. 11:10-14 The Is were so ungrateful and whiny that even Moses preferred death to dealing with them. I do NOT want to be that kind of person!
2. Num. 11:21 If the Is had such huge herds and flocks, why did they never butcher even the old and imperfect to eat? I never thought about that before.
Oh Wendy, you spoke right at my heart.
I recently read that EVERY complaint is against God. Just think about that. Everytime I whine to my husband or coworker or even in my heart, it is a direct complaint against God.
If I complain about a person - that is His creation. If I complain about food - that is His provision. If I complain about my work - that is His gift. And so on....this really hits a chord with me today because I went into complaint mode yesterday to my husband about a family member. My husband's reaction was less than happy with me. He did not want to hear it. Shame on me. I am so sorry Lord....may I learn to take my frustrations directly to You and to no one else.
Convicted,
Morgen
ps....regarding God sending them oodles of quail, enough to gag them...I wrote in the margin: "be careful what you wish for"....
Wendy,
Your teaching was so good, and so timely, but God always has perfect timing. I have a lot of complaining people in my world of people, and God has been dealing with me to separate myself from them. I'm praying for a peaceful separation that does reflect badly on Him.
Also as a woman that came out of an abusive 1st marriage I do understand a little about the amnesia of what you left behind. My Now wonderful Husband and I have talked about the fact that I can understand why abused women go back to their abuser. Because I was scared of what lied ahead or unsure of my future I had gone back several times before I finally had the courage to break free. I knew God but I didn't KNOW Him. I remember my now husband saying you are such a strong no nonsense type of person, it is so hard to believe that you put up with that. And my answer to that was "it was what I knew", even though it was bad, I knew what to expect." I wonder if that was what was happening with the Israelites? Because of their fear of the unknown, they craved the known.
Dear Father I pray that we trust you, that no matter how scary the unknown is to our flesh, that we will lean on you and trust always that you are our source. That you alone can give us more than we can hope or ask for.
In Jesus name Amen.
My to do; Lean on God always!
Have a blessed day everyone!
Lynn - OR
Thank you for sharing the Matthew Henry writing today... the timing is perfect and something I need to understand about those with a discontent spirit. Instead of anger and disappointment directed at those in my life, I need to pray for them and pray that God would help me not get downtrodden by their actions.
Wendy something you said stuck me today so hard. They were wailing and in complete despair over a variety in their diet. Ouch! I am convicted. As I have struggled through these diet changes how many times have I complained, have I whined that it is not fair and that I don't get to eat what everyone else does? I asked for healing, God has shown me the way but I complain about what it takes to get well. I think I have some confession and repenting to do today.
Think I will do that now.
Brandee, TN
PS Morgen, I like the be careful what you ask for :)
Over the last few weeks God has been dealing with me on my negative and critical thinking. Although I rarely speak aloud what I am thinking, God knew and was calling me on it. I have asked the Holy Spirit to help me catch those negative thoughts and change them to prayers. I'm sure I miss many during the day, but I have been praying more. I know that anything critical/negative that I think or say about a person or situation does not help at all, but prayer can change everything--most of all me! Today's reading reinforced and encouraged me in this. God does work in mysterious and wonderful ways.
Wendy, could you post a photo of your dog? I would like to put a face with the little voice I hear in the background. My cat often sits and listens to you and when it's over he goes to his chair for his morning nap.
Amy V. here-
I'm glad I can identify with what others are commenting on! **Brandee, I totally relate to what you're talking about "diet wise"--not fun but obeying God is worth it. My advice-just obey Him right away or He's going to take you around and around the same mountain as He did me!
Today's reading stopped me in my tracks....
when I initially wanted to "tsk tsk" the Israelites for whining/wailing I realized I do that waaaaay too often. I will give a rather humbling example: just yesterday I was complaining about not having a certain type of icecream--ICECREAM!! How childish/ungrateful of me. I am definitely going to be more aware of not only my words but my thoughts....including eye rolling and/or sighs. (Anybody know what I'm talking about?!) God is freeing me from the chains of complaining and yes, teaching me that what He has provided me with is infintely MORE than I need.
So, I'm going to try to have a more thankful/grateful heart attitude and focus my attention on obeying Him. (After all, He hears everything I say and knows my thoughts)
Blessings,
-Amy
Good Morning! I have loved all the comments so far. Morgen, I loved your examples and your encouragement to take all our frustrations to the Lord and no one else. Wendy, thanks for focusing on contentment today. What a good lesson - if Paul can be content in JAIL (with Jesus), how can I NOT be content with all I have (with Jesus)!
Familiar but new: God would provide help for Moses by taking some of His Spirit and placing it on the 70 elders. The leadership couldn't be effective until they had God's Spirit on them.
Didn't Know: the whole jealousy/criticism episode with Miriam and Aaron. I thought it was funny that God told them to "Go out to the Tabernacle, all three of you!" Brought back memories of sending my own kids to their rooms!
Take Aways: In Num 13:1-2, God tells Moses to send out men to spy out the land He is giving to the Israelites. It wasn't a trip to determine whether or not to go there and settle, it was a trip to determine how to prepare to invade and take it over from the people living there. Caleb, from the tribe of JUDAH, is mindful of God's promise and he says, "Let's go take the land!" He is coming from a place of trust as opposed to the other 10 tribe leaders who forgot God's promise and doubted.
Also, I camped out on the whole manna complaint thing too and wondered if I would be any different after eating the same thing day after day, month after month. Hmmm. The Israelites craved meat from Egypt (representative of the "good" things of a life lived in bondage). The meat became their focus, their preoccupation. This brought to mind Phil. 3:18-19...enemies of the cross of Christ, whose end is destruction, whose god is their appetite...who set their minds on earthly things.
Once again, God is calling me higher, to an attitude of contentment in Him, to a focus on Him, no idols before Him, Spirit controlled, devoted, set apart and surrendered to Him and Him alone.
Have a great Tuesday everyone!
~Val
AMEN, Wendy! Wow, is God screaming loud and clear. This is rubber meet the road in our lives, at least my life right now and this just brought me to my knees. God leads our way, we should be content and KNOW our Promised Land awaits. We do not know or should dictate the path He brings us through to arrive there. For when we are content, we have joy. The joy of Jesus. The peace of His everlasting presence in our lives. Anything else IS CAPTIVITY! We are held back, shackled to earthly fleshly desire. Trust God's provisions for this day I will. Thank you Lord for your Word and it's truth that sets us free! Praise you Lord! You alone are worthy!
The verse that stood out for me today was Numbers 11:23 "And the Lord said to Moses, Is the LORD's hand waxed short? Tou shalt see now whether my word shall come to pass unto thee or not." This spoke to me because we have the quarterly tuition payment looming - by March 15. So, I'm in that worry-where-will-the-funds-come-from mode. We are trying to get my son through college without student loans and it's not easy. But we drew that line in the sand so we're sticking by it by the grace of God. Reading that verse assured me, He will provide. Thank you, Father.
The reading on Miriam and Aaron's sin focused on the evils of envy. They tried to cover it by saying they were not pleased with Moses' choice of a 2nd wife but the root is envy. Why is the younger brother leading?
Courson likened what happened in this episode with Jesus and His older brother the Jews. Moses is a type of Jesus and Miriam is a picture of the Jews. "Israel will also be shut away not for 7 days but 7 years during the time of th eTribulation. Yet as Miriam rejoined the company of Israel on their way to the Promised Land, so after 7 years of Tribulation Israel will be shaken to the core, saved and restored, she too, will journey to her eternal destiny."
He further said, "The more I study the Word, the more amazed I am at how it lets us see the ultimate plan of the Father - that all things were created for, center around and point to His Son." Isn't that the truth?
Lastly on the 10 spies:
"People can't name any of the 10 spies but all of us know the names of Joshua and Caleb. here's a key to being forgotten in history, by your family, in the work of the kingdom: Murmur, be cynical, be a doubter, be skeptical, be a critic. Sit back and say, "This isn't right and that will never happen." On the other hand, the men, women and congregations who leave an imprint on history are those who say, "We believe God will do great things." It's all a matter of perspective...The spies lifted up their eyes to the giants. Joshua and Caleb lifted them higher and saw the Father."
Have a blessed day, everyone!
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Wendy, you are right on the money today. The people complained and complained...and I know that I would have been right there with them.
I think their frustrations and disappointments were coming to the surface, considering that they were still under the rule of someone else, instead of being free as they anticipated. Isn't it strange that we don't have to take lessons in being a complainer.
My new today that I camped on was that the Lord spoke to Moses face to face and I assumed it meant physical face, but according to David Guzik ... What did it mean that God spoke with Moses face to face? Didn’t the Lord say in Exodus 33:20, You cannot see My face; for no man shall see Me, and live? How then could God speak with Moses face to face? Face to face is a figure of speech, telling of great and unhindered intimacy; Moses’ face was not literally beholding the literal face of God, but he did enjoy direct, intimate, conversation with the Lord.
To Go: As Wendy mentioned "To be content in ALL areas of my life" and I add Don't let other people take away my joy!
Have a great Tuesday everyone.
Not being able to see the video, I appreciate what all of you have said about being content, and not complaining. Thank you all for your comments.
In 11:4 it talks about the foreign rubble, and I wondered what it was. Vernon McGee said this mixed multitude were people who were not able to prove their pedigree. We talked about that a few days ago. They were products of mixed marriages, Israelites and Egyptians. He compared it to people in church...they want to mix with church people...join the church...but during the week they run with the world. They can't understand why others are having a good time with spiritual blessings...they don't understand..
they don't fit in.
He also talked about the 70 leaders. He noted that the 70 continued down through history. In the time of Jesus, they were called the Sanhedrin. One night the Sanhedrin met and decided to put Jesus to death. Sure a difference from when they started in Moses time.
The 12 spies, according to Deuteronomy 1:20-22...to go up and possess the land....Then YOU all came to Me and said, Let US send men before us, that they may search out the land..." it seems that even though in Num. 13:1-2 it says that the Lord said, send out men to explore...it was the idea of the Israelites because they feared, for He said in Deut. 1:21 "fear not neither be dismayed." They still didn't rely on Him... even after all they had seen Him do for them.
He gave them their request, but gave them leanness of their souls...or a wasting disease. Tomorrow we see how the Lord punishes them.
How much do I rely on Him...or do I question everything He does or asks me to do?
Father, help me to be content.
Jan TN
Not being able to see the video, I appreciate what all of you have said about being content, and not complaining. Thank you all for your comments.
In 11:4 it talks about the foreign rubble, and I wondered what it was. Vernon McGee said this mixed multitude were people who were not able to prove their pedigree. We talked about that a few days ago. They were products of mixed marriages, Israelites and Egyptians. He compared it to people in church...they want to mix with church people...join the church...but during the week they run with the world. They can't understand why others are having a good time with spiritual blessings...they don't understand..
they don't fit in.
He also talked about the 70 leaders. He noted that the 70 continued down through history. In the time of Jesus, they were called the Sanhedrin. One night the Sanhedrin met and decided to put Jesus to death. Sure a difference from when they started in Moses time.
The 12 spies, according to Deuteronomy 1:20-22...to go up and possess the land....Then YOU all came to Me and said, Let US send men before us, that they may search out the land..." it seems that even though in Num. 13:1-2 it says that the Lord said, send out men to explore...it was the idea of the Israelites because they feared, for He said in Deut. 1:21 "fear not neither be dismayed." They still didn't rely on Him... even after all they had seen Him do for them.
He gave them their request, but gave them leanness of their souls...or a wasting disease. Tomorrow we see how the Lord punishes them.
How much do I rely on Him...or do I question everything He does or asks me to do?
Father, help me to be content.
Jan TN
Such a good lesson today. Boy, did I need it!
One of the verses that stood out to me was Numbers 11:2-3 - Then the people screamed to Moses for help, and when he prayed to the LORD, the fire stopped. After that, the area was known as Taberah (which means "the place of burning"), because fire from the LORD had burned among them there.
At first I thought "Wow, God was really mad!" but when I looked at Chuck Smith's commentary it really touched my heart.
He says: "true prayer always begins in the heart of God. And God touches my heart with his purpose and with his desires. And as I begin to understand the purposes and the desires of God, I begin to express them in prayers." He goes on to say: "this planet is in rebellion against God, but God is seeking to bring the planet back into harmony with Him that he might bless it and do for it what He's been wanting to do. And in order to bring this planet back into harmony with Him, God has captured certain lives, brought them into fellowhip and into a relationship with Him and seeks through those lives to touch other lives. Your life becomes God's bridgehold in this rebellious planet. And now God is seeking through you to reach out and to touch other lives. And so he lays upon your heart His will, His purpose, which you expressed to Him in prayer, which opens the door for Him to do the things that He is wanting to do but will not do in violation of our free will, which He respects.
So actually the insiration for Moses' prayer came from God. That intercession of Moses, that whole inspiration behind it was that of God. And it allows then God-in justice He should have wiped them out; they deserved it, but He wanted to show His mercy and His grace and He needed that excuse. And thus He lays upon the heart of Moses the intercession which opens the door and gives God the opportunity to be gracious, to demonstate his longsuffering and His love."
God is ever merciful and so loving!
Diana
Midland, Texas
Hi Sisters!
I want to share with you what we did in our church about praise, thanksgiving and complaints. The congregation was given blue rubber "bracelets" with the name of the church and reference to Colossians 3:15-17. Then came the hard part. We placed in on a wrist and every time we said a critical word and even thought a complaint we were to move it to the other wrist. The goal was to go 21 days straight with no complaints! Every time you "failed" you had to go back to start.
I won't tell you exactly how long it took me but it was a longgggg time! Made me very much aware of the negativity in my life. I think perhaps you could use a rubber band or a colored ribbon.
I volunteer in a nursing home where there are many Alzheimer's patients. One day we were talking about happiness vs. unhappiness. One woman with severe Alzheimers responded that she was "content". My prayer now is that I don't have to lose all my memory of the past to leave me "contented". And to let go and let God take care of my future.
Praying today for contentment and no complaining for all parts of my life, patience in waiting, and the Grace of the Lord to be with me in volunteering with the elderly. I am now closing with every get-together with the benediction from the Word yesterday.
In love and thanks.
Dixie in Florida
Diana,
Thanks for the commentary from Chuck Smith. I could even hear his voice while I was reading it. I love Pastor Chuck. :)
Dixie,
Great visual experiment. Maybe I ought to do that too and see how long it takes me to go 21 days without being negative, critical, complainer, etc. I just re-read your post - you have to put it on the other wrist if you just thought of the complaint w/o even saying it out loud? Oh my. That makes it even more difficult.
Thank You Wendy. Good teaching.
What stood out was how humble Moses was.
The relationship he had with The Lord was so close and amazing.
Lord May we walk close to thee moment by moment.
Thank You Dear Lord.
Thanks Wendy for your teaching today. Contentment has come up several times to me in the last few days. So, I think the Lord is trying to show me something here. Thanks everyone else for your insight too.
Wendy,
Got too busy at work yesterday and didn't get to watch the vlog until today.
Can't remember who commented on the "be careful what you wish for...", but I had that same thought. I chuckled at the verse when God told Moses that he would give them quail and I could see a proverbial finger being shaken at them like a child..."and you WILL eat it."
Wendy, thanks for the lesson on contentment. We are a culture "in plenty" and many times I find myself complaining about my perceived "lack of variety". How self-centered...Lord have mercy on me. I am thankful for the provisions God has provided, He has proven Himself faithful to me.
Blessings to you.
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