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Wesleyan–Holiness Lens · Numbers

The wilderness pictures the carnal struggle Wesley called the 'remains of sin'; entire sanctification crosses the Jordan.

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John 3:14typeMoses lifted up the bronze serpent in the wilderness.
Who
Moses (Numbers narrator)
To
Israel bitten by venomous snakes
Where
The wilderness near Edom
When
God's strange mercy: look at the lifted serpent and live
Why:Jesus tells Nicodemus that he too must be 'lifted up' — on the cross — so all who look in faith are saved.
Context:A classic 'type': the snake bearing the curse of judgment foreshadows Christ becoming sin for us (2 Cor 5:21).
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About Numbers

Author: Moses
Date: c. 1406 BC
Themes: Wilderness, Faith, Judgment, Guidance

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