Now, you priests, this commandment is for you." God doesn't announce this to the crowd and hope the priests overhear.…Now, you priests, this commandment is for you." God doesn't announce this to the crowd and hope the priests overhear. He turns and speaks to their faces. There is mercy in that. The ones handling holy things are not exempt from correction, they receive it first. When God's word finds you, do you take it, or pass it quickly to someone who needs it more?
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