The ground hadn't even settled over Korah's household when the congregation woke up the next morning and called Moses and Aaron the villains. And then Aaron ran—into the plague, into the middle of the congregation, stood between the dead and the living, and the dying stopped. That is what a priest is for. The companion written study for this episode is available free at https://bibleforthebroken.org/p/day-148law-and-rebellion. You can explore the full library of studies and resources at BiblefortheBroken.org.

They were within walking distance of the land. God had parted the Red Sea for them. He had fed them with bread from heaven for a year. And they stood at the edge of the promise—and couldn't bring themselves to believe He could handle Canaan. Two men tore their clothes. One generation turned back into the desert. And the God who said "I have pardoned" also said "you will not see it." Both sentences were true. Both came from the same holy love. The companion written study for this episode is available free at https://bibleforthebroken.org/p/day-147the-hinge. You can explore the full library of studies and resources at BiblefortheBroken.org.

Ten of them came back holding a cluster of grapes so large it took two men to carry it on a pole—the evidence of everything God had promised. And ten of those same men stood before the congregation and said: we can't do it. We saw the giants. We saw ourselves standing next to them. We were in our own sight as grasshoppers. Two men looked at the same land and the same giants and came back with a different report. The difference wasn't information. It was whose word they trusted when the evidence felt overwhelming. The companion written study for this episode is available free at https://bibleforthebroken.org/p/day-146opposition-and-report. You can explore the full library of studies and resources at BiblefortheBroken.org.