2 Corinthians 3:17-18 “Now the Lord is the Spirit; and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty. But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.” In the Bible, Peter’s two sides are shown very clearly. One side of Peter was the one that denied Jesus Christ and even denied the Lord before the maidservant. But in Acts, Peter boldly preached

Bronze represents judgment. The women who gathered at the door of the tabernacle saw themselves in the bronze mirror, and this means they saw they will be judged. Every time they looked at the mirror, they were full of worry for their face and they put effort in trying to fix themselves. For us as well, the more we look at how we are, the more our flaws and sins appear, so we have no choice but to be anxious, tormented, and disappointed. Even if we have sinned, we must go for

The bronze laver was made for the priests to wash their hands and feet. The fact that they washed their hands and feet is telling us that their hands and feet became dirty as they moved around. If the priests’ hands and feet did not become dirty when they gave the offerings, then they would have no need to wash their hands and feet, and there would be no need for the bronze laver, either. The way for us to be free from sin is for Jesus Christ to live in our hearts and work in

True spiritual life is not you trying to do well or looking at yourself. It is looking up to Jesus Christ, who shed his blood on the cross and died for us. The women who gathered at the door of the tabernacle gave up their mirrors, which they had used to see how they looked. Those mirrors were melted and became the bronze laver. In the same way, now we must close our eyes to look at ourselves and we must look to the Lord who has perfected us. We must see our image which is ma