Exodus 30:19-20 “For Aaron and his sons…when they go into the tabernacle of the congregation, they shall wash with water, that they die not” When Aaron and his sons went into the tabernacle to do the work of the high priest, they did not die and were able to live by washing their hands and feet with the water from the bronze laver. When we try to serve God after being born again, Satan tries to block our relationship with God with the sins we commit. When we remember the bloo

One time, Peter asked Jesus, “If a brother sins against me, how many times should I forgive him? Up to seven times?” Jesus said, “Not seven times, but even 70 times seven times. Don’t put a limit on how many times you should forgive him; forgive him any amount of times.” The same Lord who told Peter to forgive his brother over and over also does not put a limit on how many sins he has forgiven us. Original sin and actual sin were ideas made by man. Those are words that Satan

Satan works so we have the heart that almost all our sins are forgiven, but some sins strongly push our hearts down and it seems like those sins are not forgiven. “Jesus died on the cross, but did he forgive this really great sin, too? Maybe he forgave the small sins, but he probably did not forgive this sin.” Satan ties us down to these thoughts. But no matter what heart we have, in God’s word is the power to untie us from every thought we have. This is what the bronze laver

The altar of burnt offering, altar of incense, ark of the covenant, and all the things of the tabernacle have measurements and sizes, but the bronze laver has no measurement. The reason is because God did not put a limit or restriction on how many of our sins or flaws he will forgive. We must know that Satan made ideas like original sin or actual sin to deceive us, so we are unable to be free from sin. When Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden, sin immediately captured t