At Numbers 16, we can read about the account of Korah’s rebellion against God’s true servants—Moses and Aaron. Korah was not the first that rebelled against God’s divine selection. Nor is Korah and his followers the last. But, what is interesting about Korah’s rebellion is that more than 250 prominent community leaders assembled against Moses and Aaron. That is no small rebellion against God’s anointed. These 250 plus men felt that “the whole community of Israel has been set apart by the LORD”. That God was “with all” of them.
At Numbers 16, we can read about the account of Korah’s rebellion against God’s true servants—Moses and Aaron. Korah was not the first that rebelled against God’s divine selection. Nor is Korah and his followers the last. But, what is interesting about Korah’s rebellion is that more than 250 prominent community leaders assembled against Moses and Aaron. That is no small rebellion against God’s anointed. These 250 plus men felt that “the whole community of Israel has been set apart by the LORD”. That God was “with all” of them.