Numbers 7

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Now God shows us how the hearts of the leaders of the people were moved to bring gifts of love — offerings of their ability to the Lord’s service. True, every one of the twelve offered exactly the same things, but God loves to tell in full detail what each one gave. Every act of true-hearted service — everything with Christ as its object — has notice in glory, and will not fail of remembrance in, the coming day. Day by day, the record is made, in full, of whatever is done out of love for the Lord. None of these gifts went to the sons of Kohath; they carried their burdens on their shoulders or in their hands. The sons of Merari and of Gershon, who had a lesser place in service, were given the oxen and the wagons. This is God’s gracious way. He will give us each one some little service to do for Him, and help us in the doing of it.