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 ====== Gospel ordinances limited to righteous church members ======
-  * Exodus 12:43-46,48 - strangers cannot partake in the ordinance of the passover, but if they are converted, they may.  I believe that in this case, that circumcision symbolizes that they have joined the church.
+  * [[Exodus 12|Exodus 12:43-46,48]] - strangers cannot partake in the ordinance of the passover, but if they are converted, they may.  I believe that in this case, that circumcision symbolizes that they have joined the church.
-  * Leviticus 22:10 - strangers cannot partake of the items consecrated to God's servants
+  * [[Leviticus 22|Leviticus 22:10]] - strangers cannot partake of the items consecrated to God's servants
-  * Leviticus 22:12 - marrying outside the covenant forfeits rights
+  * [[Leviticus 22|Leviticus 22:12]] - marrying outside the covenant forfeits rights
-  * Numbers 16:40 - strangers cannot perform priesthood ordinances
+  * [[Numbers 16|Numbers 16:40]] - strangers cannot perform priesthood ordinances
-  * Deuteronomy 17:15 - a holy nation has a ruler chosen of God
+  * [[Deuteronomy 17|Deuteronomy 17:15]] - a holy nation has a ruler chosen of God
-  * Ezekiel 44:6 - strangers cannot go into the temple; not just strangers though, but anyone whose heart is not right as well: "No stranger, **uncircumcised in heart**, nor uncircumcised in flesh, shall enter into my sanctuary, of any stranger that is among the children of Israel."
+  * [[Ezekiel 44|Ezekiel 44:6]] - strangers cannot go into the temple; not just strangers though, but anyone whose heart is not right as well: "No stranger, **uncircumcised in heart**, nor uncircumcised in flesh, shall enter into my sanctuary, of any stranger that is among the children of Israel."