Leviticus 9, this chapter is the culmination of the previous eight chapters of Leviticus describing the various types of offerings to the Lord, and here Aaron offers a sin and burnt offering for himself first and then for the community.

Leviticus 8, In this chapter we observe the rites and rituals that take place for the ordination of Aaron and his sons and how Jesus Christ is the ultimate anointed priest.

Leviticus 7, This chapter finishes the discussion of the types of offerings that are described in Leviticus and emphasises the final rules that govern each offering.

Leviticus 6, In this episode we see how important it is to make Restitution for Trespass/Guilt sins and how confession and restitution are the first steps in repairing the damage caused by sin.

Leviticus 5, this chapter continues to establish the sacrificial system necessary to atone for various sins that the Israelites have committed, and the chapter also provides financial accommodation for poorer individuals in the community.

Leviticus 4, In this episode we see the complex and serious requirements to atone for any individual sin and how the seriousness of these rituals set up the neccessity for the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Leviticus 3, in this episode we understand what constitutes and offering of Well-Being and how Christ is ultimate fulfilment of this sacrifice.

Leviticus 2 , In the second chapter of Leviticus we learn the significance of choice flour, oil and why leaven and salt have to be avoided in the offering and how we can apply this wisdom in our daily lives.

Leviticus 1, In this episode we go through the first chapter of Leviticus, the concept of the burnt offering and how it sets up the sacrificial system responsible for the cleansing of sin and atonement that is ultimately fulfilled in Christ.

Exodus 40, In the final chapter of exodus we see the culmination of the Exodus story where the tabernacle, the tent of meeting, the lampstand, the laver are all built exactly according to the dimensions indicated by God and God dwells within the tent, but because of his holiness, Moses can not enter.