Michael Morales

Michael Morales, an author and professor at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, delves deep into the Book of Numbers. He uncovers its hidden significance, emphasizing connections between the Israelite camp and themes of community identity. The discussion reveals how the tribal dynamics of Israel, particularly the unique status of the Tribe of Dan, reshape our understanding of biblical narratives. Morales also explores the Levites' sacred role within the camp and draws profound parallels between the journeys of Moses and Christ, connecting ancient faith with modern spiritual life.

Michael Morales, a biblical studies professor at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, shares insights from his commentary on the Book of Numbers. He reveals how Numbers transcends mere census data, highlighting themes of covenant community and divine presence. The discussion examines the structure of Israel’s encampment as a reflection of hope, the roles of prophet, priest, and king, and the theological significance of the priestly blessing and Balaam’s oracles. Morales also personalizes the narrative by sharing his decade-long journey of studying this often-overlooked book.