This is the Baimah podcast with Marty Solman, I'm his co-host, Brent Billings.

Today we continue our series of reflection, considering the wonder of God's redemptive,

saving work, which isn't ours to control.

We continue in our seven opening reflections for session seven.

This is number six of seven.

If you would like to review what this session looks like and why it feels different,

you can listen to the introduction episode for session seven.

We've been using Josh Bossay's Mishkan reflections on the Tabernacle series,

which ended session six.

And today's reflection is going to be guided by episode three thirty.

So if you wanted to be able to review that in the content of that discussion,

that would be episode three three zero three thirty.

And in that episode, Josh spoke to us about the sixth day of creation.

And the theme of wonder and incarnation.

He connected this theme to the next items in the Mishkan.

The golden altar, the census, the basin, and the oil and incense,

connecting those to image and likeness.

We're going to use this episode as a guide for our reflection today.

And God said, let the land produce living creatures according to their kinds,

the livestock, the creatures that move along the ground and the wild animals,

each according to its kind, and it was so.

God made the wild animals according to their kinds, the livestock according to their kinds,

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