A recap of what we have covered so far in our study on Leviticus.

A study in Leviticus 19

Leviticus chapter 17 gives some strict regulations to the Israelites regarding Blood and Sacrifices. In "The Blood" we investigate how this foreshadowing of Christ’s Blood frees us from our sin.

It's often been said that Jesus takes away the sin of the world. But did you know that's not the send of the story for us as Christians. Listen in on how the Old Testaments depcition of Jesus's sacrifice gives us so much more than we could think or imagine.

In chapter 11 of Leviticus God begins to label things that are Clean and Unclean. These regulations are a foreshadowing of God's Spirit living within in us to direct us to live righteously in a broken world.

Have you ever found yourself reading the Word and thinking how inconsistent it seems like God can be? As we review the story of Nadab and Abihu we see how inconsistent or consistent God really is.

The consecration of the Leviotical priesthood in Leviticus 8 is an apt description of the life of the New Testament believer. As the salt of the earth and the light of the world the church is a royal priesthood offeinrg ourselves as living sacrifices to our God.

Disinterested Benevolence was a term used by the early revivalists Jonathon Edwards, Samuel Hopkins, and Charles Finney. This term implied a lack of self interest for the interest of others in order to glorify God's benevolence to others. This should describe the normal Christian life.