Day 42 of Heart Dive 365. I'm your Bible study friend Kenoy. Welcome to the Heart Dive podcast.

We'll be continuing today with the construction of all of the temple items as led by Bezalel in

Exodus chapters 36 through 38, reading out of the ESV translation by Crossway.

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Sunday before watching football. I'm not going to say who I'm rooting for. Go chiefs. And the subscriber count just goes down. I'm just kidding. I hope that's not the case here. But you got to give me some grace. I went to high school in Missouri. All right, let's get into it. Chapter 36, Bezalel and a Holyab and every craftsman in whom the

Lord has put skill and intelligence to know how to do any work in the construction of the sanctuary

shall work in accordance with all that the Lord has commanded. So this is a pretty straightforward

command. If you've got skill, intelligence, and know-how, you shall work. And Bezal and

O'Holiab go down in history as some of the best workers because they were both willing and able.

Both of those qualities are needed. It's like sitting in the exit row of an aircraft. You must be

at least 15 years old and have the capability to operate the

door. But not only that, you have to be willing. So they will ask you, are you willing and able to

assist in the unlikely event of an emergency? And if you didn't know this about me, I used to be a flight

attendant for 12 years, and that's why I know this. But a lot of us, we have the skills

and the abilities, but we aren't willing to do the work that God has called us to because it

seems too daunting of a task, or maybe it seems like it won't lead us to where we want to go.

So heart check, are you both willing and able to step up to do the work that the Lord has commanded. And if not,

what's holding you back? Verse two, and Moses called Bezilel and a holy ab in every craftsman

in whose mind the Lord had put skill, everyone whose heart stirred him up to come to do the work.

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