Leviticus 19, In this chapter we will some more strange laws which prohibit marking of your body amount other moral and ritualistic procedures. We'll see whether these laws still apply to us today and how to best read the bible.

Leviticus 18, In this chapter we will see one of the most commonly quoted and contentious verses in the bible condemning homosexual acts. In this episode we will try to understand how this moral prohibition fits in the broader context of scripture and how no one is exempt from moral ethics regarding sexuality.

Leviticus 17, in this chapter we will see the importance of blood and the sanctity of the blood in preserving life. Once again, Leviticus is going to point forward to Jesus Christ.

Leviticus 16, In this chapter of Leviticus we will understand the Jewish festival of Yom Kippur which is the day of atonement and how the scapegoat on which the sins of the community are placed is representative of Jesus Christ.

Leviticus 15, this chapter described the ritualistic cleansing necessary after human bodily discharges. We'll go through the deeper meaning and symbolism behind the chapter and how it ultimately sets up Jesus as the source of life itself.

Leviticus 14, in this chapter of the Bible, we understand the principles involved in reintegrated previously defiled individuals back into covenant life and what to do when one's house is defiled by mould.

Leviticus 13, This chapter is going to focus on diseases and quarantining procedures for individuals who have contagious skin diseases and the ritualistic procedures that must be initiated in order to protect the community.

Leviticus 12, In this chapter we see the Levitical laws which underpin purification after childbirth, the sanctity and holiness of childhood and motherhood and how these laws and rituals reappear in the New Testament.

Leviticus 11, this chapter explains dietary laws outlining which animals are clean and unclean. In this episode of Biblical Unlocks, we are going to analyse how we should best approach these strange laws and whether they still apply today.

Leviticus 10, in this chapter of the bible, Aaron's sons Nadab and Abihu are consumed by divine fire as a result of a "unauthorized" or "strange" fire before the LORD, and as a result Moses and Aaron have to navigate the aftermath of this event.