Day 61 of Heart Dive 365. I'm your Bible study friend Kenoy. Welcome to the Heart Dive podcast.

Well, today we are taking a look at the role of divine leadership and the rebellion against it

in Numbers, chapters 16 through 17. And today we will be reading out of the ESV by Crossway Translation. But before we begin, if you could please help us out if you're here on YouTube, by hitting that little like button letting us know you're a part of the heart dive fam. Also, make sure you're subscribed to the channel if you are taking part in this heart dive 365 and make sure you got that notification bell on so that you know when the videos come out every day. If you have any questions or if you are new here to this Bible study, we welcome you. Let us know where you are in the world. Where are you watching from? How did you find this Bible study? And make sure to check out the description box or the show notes to answer any questions that you might have or you can always head to our website, heartdive.org. Otherwise, I've got to get on the road today. We got a gymnastics meet in another state. So I would like to ask for a little bit of grace this weekend because I am dropping this video early to make sure you have a Sabbath day video, but come Sunday, I'm not sure yet when we're getting back in town. So I just want to give

you a heads up on that. So I'm giving you a little bit of a treat, but asking for some mercy here. So let's go ahead and pray and get into the Word. Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for just being a good, good father, for being so kind to us, so merciful and gracious, for saving us in the midst of our own rebellion.

Forgive us, Lord, where we have erred,

where we have fallen short Lord, where we have

erred, where we have fallen short, or where we have crossed the line. I pray that if we've hurt someone, God, that you will reveal that to our hearts so that we can go and make it right. If we have hurt your heart, please forgive us. Please show us, Lord, any words that we speak, any thoughts that we have any actions that grieves your heart. We want to live in holiness. And so we just give you

permission, Holy Spirit, to any words that we speak, any thoughts that we have, any actions that grieves your heart.

We want to live in holiness.

And so we just give you permission, Holy Spirit, to please show us both through your word

and just through conviction what is right and what is not.

Help us to forgive others also, Lord, so that we can set ourselves free, but also set those

people free to receive that same forgiveness and grace and mercy that you give to us.

And as we read your word today, I pray, Lord, that you will bring revelation, that you will bring

a freshness to a word that we may have read many times before or may have even skipped over.

Will you speak to our hearts today? Open our ears, our eyes, our hearts to be able to hear you

and see you clearly. We love you so much.

We thank you for this time together. Bless every person here in Jesus' name. Amen. So we left off

yesterday with the Lord talking about unintentional sin as well as intentional sin. And so we continue here

in chapter 16. Now remember when the Bible was written, there were no chapters, there were no page breaks or

anything like that. So this is actually a continuation from the word that he was speaking.

Now, Cora, the son of Ishar, son of Kohath, and remember the Cothites are the ones who have the

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