出埃及记［第29章］
[预备成为‘君尊的祭师’]
主讲: 丘均发传道
18/03/2025
这里首先强调了亚伦和他的儿子是被神拣选和分别为圣，成为神的祭司的过程。神的祭司不是靠能力，而是靠神的拣选和洁净！
今天，我们每个人若愿意被神拣选，并且洁净，都能被祂使用；如果我们的生命充满罪污、苦毒、骄傲，神不能使用我们。
这里详细描述了祭司承接圣职时的穿戴圣衣仪式，象征他们的身份和使命。
今天我们也要‘穿对’属灵的衣服！神要我们披戴祂的荣耀，而不是穿着过去的‘旧衣服’活在软弱和罪恶中，活得像属世界的人。
1. 赎罪祭-认罪悔改，求神洁净（V10-14）
这里描述了为亚伦和他儿子们赎罪所需要的赎罪祭。祭司在服事前，必须先认罪、洁净，才可以代表百姓来到神面前。
2. 燔祭-全然献上，毫无保留（V15-18）
燔祭是完全烧尽的祭物，象征全部献给神，不留一点给自己。全然焚烧，表明完全献上。
3. 抹血仪式-分别为圣，全然顺服（V19-28）
神吩咐摩西取第二只公羊，进行一个特别的仪式—把血涂在亚伦和他儿子们的右耳垂、右手大拇指、右脚大拇趾上，然后洒血在祭坛四周，并用这些血弹在祭司衣服，使他们分别为圣。
事奉神不能只做表面功夫，而是要全心投入，让神掌管我们的耳朵、手和脚！流血仪式提醒我们，我们的耳朵、手和脚都要分别为圣，听神的话，做神的工，走神的路！成为祂荣耀的器皿！
1. 预备自己进入神同在（V29-37）
神吩咐祭司的圣袍要代代相传，新承接圣职的人必须穿上七天，象征完全分别为圣。他们必须七天吃圣物，每天献公牛赎罪，并洁净祭坛。
承接圣职的过程持续七天，象征完全的预备。因为，进入神的同在不是一次性的经历，而是需要不断的更新和分别，预备自己披戴基督的圣洁，与神建立亲密的关系。
2. 持续与神同在的关键（V38-42）
与神同在的关键：祭司必须早晚献上燔祭，象征敬拜神是持续的。
与神的关系需要‘每日献祭’恒久不变。我们的灵修、祷告、敬拜是否是每日的优先事项？
3. 持续与神同住的应许（V43-46）
神亲口应许‘我要住在以色列人中间，作他们的神’（V45）。这不是单单一个应许，而是神的心意- 祂渴望与祂的子民同住。
神愿意住在我们中间，但我们是否愿意每天迎接祂？神的同在，是给愿意每天亲近神的人！
今天，我们不需要献牛羊祭，但神仍然呼召我们成为‘君尊的祭师’！你是否愿意：洁净自己，献上自己，天天亲近神，成为神的居所？
Exodus 29:
Preparation to Become a ‘Royal Priest’
18/3/2025
Speaker: Ps Daniel
This passage first emphasizes that Aaron and his sons were chosen and set apart by God to become His priests. The role of a priest was not attained by personal ability but by God’s selection and purification.
Today, if we are willing to be chosen and cleansed by God, He can use us. However, if our lives are filled with sin, bitterness, and pride, God cannot use us.
Today, we also need to be “dressed” in the right spiritual clothing! God wants us to be clothed in His glory, rather than wearing the “old garments” of our past—living in weakness and sin, conforming to the world.
1. Sin Offering – Repentance and Cleansing (vv. 10-14)
2. Burnt Offering – Total Surrender, Holding Nothing Back (vv. 15-18)
3. Blood Anointing – Consecration and Obedience (vv. 19-28)
Serving God is not just about outward actions; it requires full dedication, allowing God to control our ears, hands, and feet! The blood ritual reminds us that our ears, hands, and feet must be set apart—listening to God’s Word, doing His work, and walking in His ways—to become vessels of His glory!
1. Preparing to Enter God’s Presence (vv. 29-37)
God commanded that the priestly garments be passed down through generations, and the new priest must wear them for seven days, signifying complete consecration. They were required to eat sacred food for seven days and offer a daily sin offering to cleanse the altar.
The seven-day consecration process symbolizes thorough preparation. Entering God’s presence is not a one-time experience but requires continuous renewal and sanctification, preparing ourselves to put on Christ’s holiness and build an intimate relationship with God.
2. The Key to Remaining in God’s Presence (vv. 38-42)
The key to God’s presence: the priests had to offer burnt offerings every morning and evening, symbolizing ongoing worship of God.
Our relationship with God requires a “daily sacrifice” that remains constant. Is our devotion, prayer, and worship a daily priority?
3. The Promise of Dwelling with God (vv. 43-46)
God personally promised, "I will dwell among the children of Israel and will be their God" (v. 45). This was not just a promise but God’s deep desire—He longs to dwell among His people.
God desires to live among us, but are we willing to welcome Him every day? His presence is reserved for those who choose to draw near to Him daily!
Today, we no longer need to offer animal sacrifices, but God still calls us to be "a royal priesthood" (1 Peter 2:9). Are you willing to:
Cleanse yourself from sin and worldliness?
Offer yourself fully to God?
Seek Him daily to become His dwelling place?
God is calling us to be His holy and royal priests—will you respond?
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