Synopsis:

In this episode, we explore the holiness of God in Exodus and Leviticus and why it can make us uncomfortable. We reflect on how God’s detailed instructions for the tabernacle and sacrifices reveal not harshness, but His perfect goodness, love, and justice.

We examine how Aaron the high priest points to Jesus—and what his story means for us as people who are forgiven, sealed, and called into a royal priesthood.

Finally, we trace how the elements of the tabernacle ultimately point to Christ and the hope fulfilled in Book of Revelation. Anchored in the promise Psalm 37, this episode reminds us that even when we stumble, the holy God who calls us is the One who holds us fast.

In this episode you will hear:

- Why we get uncomfortable or even bored reading through Exodus and Leviticus

- We're more like Aaron than we know... and that's a good thing

- The tabernacle set up gives us a preview of the throne room in Heaven minus one important detail...

Resources mentioned:

- ⁠Cover to Cover⁠ Bible Reading Plan⁠⁠

- Holier Than Thou by Jackie Hill Perry

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