Calvary Temple

It is said that the drink offering described in Numbers 15 represents the works that the worshipper did in order to make the sacrifice. The drink offering was not shared with the priests or the worshippers, but was only for God. Jesus, under the New Covenant, became our sacrifice, and when he was offered once and for all, the Old Testament sacrifices were abolished. But, the drink offerings—the worshipper’s efforts and works for others, are still required by God! Romans 1:1-2 tells us that we, who are the strong in the Lord, must bear up our weaker brothers and not just please ourselves. Christ did not please himself, but his Father and all those who reproached him. Yes, the drink offering of our love, devotion, and acceptance of other believers is truly a sweet smelling savor to the Lord.