Leviticus can feel overwhelming — especially when it starts talking about disease, isolation, and judgment. But in Day 33 of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge, we slow down and show why Leviticus 13–16 may be some of the most merciful chapters in the Bible.

In this episode, we walk through:

Why God isolated disease instead of ignoring it

The difference between sin and human uncleanness

How restoration was always part of God’s plan

The meaning of the Day of Atonement and the scapegoat

How these chapters point directly to Jesus

This episode connects ancient laws to real-life struggles — accountability, responsibility, forgiveness, and the need for cleansing in a broken world.

If you’ve ever wondered why God deals so seriously with sin — or how broken people can be restored without being destroyed — this episode is for you.

This podcast is part of the Blue Collar Bible Guy Daily Bible Reading Challenge to read the entire Bible in 2026, one day at a time, with encouragement for working-class Christians trying to stay faithful at work and at home.

📖 Reading: Leviticus 13–16

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