Sermons on Numbers 12

2 sermons preach from Numbers 12 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.

Aaron wore a robe that protected him from the judgment of God; Miriam didn't have on a robe that day, and she got leprosy.
Numbers 12:1-15 · as preached in “Defend the Honor of God|The Battle Before the Breakthrough|Rig Sunday Service w/Bishop Dwayne Hardin” at Rig Church | Houston

Numbers 12:1-15

2 sermons

Aaron wore a robe that protected him from the judgment of God; Miriam didn't have on a robe that day, and she got leprosy.

Defend the Honor of God|The Battle Before the Breakthrough|Rig Sunday Service w/Bishop Dwayne Hardin

A call to preserve and defend the honor of God through faithful, ordered kingdom ministry — modeled by David’s battle with Goliath — emphasizing apostolic/bishopric responsibility, spiritual warfare, discipleship of next generations, corporate intercession, and stewardship.

They didn't like Moses until they needed him. His own sister got leprosy talking about him.

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 12:3-9

1 sermon

Passage describing Moses as humble ('My servant Moses is not so'), that God speaks 'mouth to mouth' to him, 'wherefore then were ye not afraid to speak against my servant Moses?', and 'the anger of the Lord was kindled against them.'

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 12:6-9

1 sermon

Hear my words: if there be a prophet among you I the Lord will make myself known in a vision or dream; my servant Moses is faithful in all my house— with him I speak mouth to mouth.

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 12:7-8

1 sermon

I don't do that with Moses. He has the run of my entire house. I speak to him intimately...He ponders the very form of God. So why did you show no reverence or respect in speaking against my servant?

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Every reference on this page was extracted from the transcript of a real sermon in a public Sermon Mind church library. Quotes reflect each preacher’s own reading of the text.