When Korah and his company rose up in rebellion, they were not just rejecting Moses and Aaron. They were rejecting God's appointed order and forgetting His mercy. Their complaint revealed deep ingratitude that distorted reality. They even called Egypt the land of milk and honey and accused God of injustice. Yet in the face of defiance, God did more than judge. He provided. Aaron, the appointed high priest, stood with incense between the dead and the living, and the plague stopped. This was more than a ritual; it was a gospel picture. Jesus would later step into the ultimate breach, not just risking death but absorbing God’s wrath in order to bring life. Where are you grumbling against God’s design or leadership? What have you minimized about His provision? This story reminds us that it is no small thing to be brought near by grace. It is also no small calling to intercede for others with that same grace.