Camp-Cleaning (2)

I. The God Who Dwelt in Israel’s Camp Was Holy, So Ceremonial Uncleanness Had to Be Purged from the Camp. Vs. 1-4

II. The God Who Dwelt in Israel’s Camp Was Faithful, So Various Sins of “Breaking Faith” Also Had to Be Addressed.

A. What is “Breaking Faith”?

B. “Breaking Faith” Underscores the Intimate Connection Between our “Horizontal” and our “Vertical” Relationships.

C. “Breaking Faith” was a Sin, and Incurred Guilt with God.

D. “Breaking Faith” was to be Addressed By
Means of Repentance, Confession, and Restitution.

E. “Breaking Faith” also Required Atonement.