Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible recap.

Korra was a co-authent. The clan of Levites assigned to guard the Holy Vessels. Today, he

and three Rubenites, his next door neighbors in the encampment, conspired against Moses

and Aaron. Even with the incredible access had been given to the presence of God and the

person of God, Korra was not satisfied with his calling. He wanted more power and more

influence. He rallies 250 people to be on his side in a military coup. Perhaps hoping

that by raising up another leader, they could avoid the consequences God handed down yesterday.

38 more years in the wilderness. Korra argues that as God's chosen family, they all

have been set apart, so they all should be able to do the things Moses and Aaron do.

And while they all do have that specific kind of holiness or set apartness, they don't

have the priestly set apartness. Korra and his people were disrespecting God's appointment

of these priests. Moses accuses Korra of being entitled and ungrateful, and he proposes

a challenge to Korra and his companions. Okay Rebels, come offer your incense and see

how it goes. Two of the main Rebels, Nathan and Abirin, refused to come at Moses' request.

This isn't because they realize they've gone too far in a trying to backtrack. This

is basically them saying, you're not the boss of me. They accuse Moses of bringing them

out of a land flowing with milk and honey, which in case it wasn't obvious is not what

Moses brought them out of. He brought them out of slavery. The land flowing with milk and

honey has always been God's language in referring to Canaan. Once again, they've romanticized

and idealized the past. They remember their bondage bondly. Not only that, but they

were among those who refused to enter the actual land of milk and honey when God gave the

opportunity. And then they accused Moses of appointing himself as ruler over them, as

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