It's not about

Marcos
Oct 27
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Moses opens the book the Levitus interestingly enough.

Now the Lord called to Moses and spoke to him…

Lev 1.1

If God called to me, you can be sure I would not be talking in the third person.

I’d say, “You want to know something super cool? God called ME!”

But Moses, right from the opening curtain of his account, seems to know that this is something bigger than him.

It’s not about Moses, it is about God.

I need to remember it is not about Marcos.

It is about God.

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