What was Korah's premise in his rebellion?
Korah’s premise was to institute a worship practice foreign to the tabernacle worship, something God had not instructed. He introduced strange fire into the altar, and God brought him and his followers before Moses and Aaron, where the earth opened and they perished.
Les teaches that Korah’s rebellion involved introducing strange fire into the altar, which was foreign to the tabernacle worship. At that time the temple was not yet built. Their premise was to institute something contrary to what God had instructed. God brought them before Moses and Aaron, and the earth opened up and they were gone. The context ties this to false teachers who followed the error of Balaam, were motivated by materialism, and rationalized from the human side.
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What was Korah's underlying premise or error?
Korah's premise was to institute something foreign to the tabernacle worship and foreign to what God had instructed.