Just as there was a step by step process for consecrating Old Testament priests, there is also an "ordo salutis", an "order of salvation" for the consecration of New Testament priests.

God's leaders that lead in God's way are a blessing to God's people.

The guilt offering teaches us that sin requires restitution.

God provides a way for his people to be set free from the voluntary slavery of their sin.

Through a sacrifice, God's people are brought into a state of peace with Him.

The grain offering was designed to be the overflow of thankfulness for having sin atoned for.

The book of Leviticus is an instruction manual for how God's people can enter into God's presence. It opens with a sacrifice that will atone for sin, allowing God's people to worship him in his presence.

One of the most life-changing biblical principles is to understand that God is the owner of all things and we are to be faithful stewards with whatever He gives us.

Revelation closes with a call to action for God's people living in the church age.

John sees the complete restoration of a broken, sinful world.