There are moments in Scripture that feel quietly disruptive, not loud miracles, not dramatic rescues, but holy interruptions that reshape how we understand God’s nearness. Numbers 11:16–30 is one of those moments. Moses is exhausted. The weight of leadership is heavy, and the Lord responds with mercy. Seventy elders are appointed to help carry the burden. They gather at the tent of meeting, and the Spirit of the Lord rests on them. They prophesy, a visible sign that God has indeed shared the load. But then the story takes a turn. Two men (Eldad and Medad) don’t make it to the tent. We aren’t...