In this discussion, we review a viewer comment emphasizing the need to understand Scripture at face value using the literal grammatical historical method while warning against importing unrelated theological conclusions into the text. We then read and examine Leviticus chapter 1 verse by verse, covering the voluntary burnt sacrifices from herds, flocks, and birds. This includes key details such as placing hands on the offering, sprinkling the blood, washing the inwards and legs, and burning the whole as a sweet savor to the Lord. We also reflect on the role of the tabernacle, the necessity of mediation between God and man, and the broader theme of how believers should live after receiving salvation. Throughout, we aim to let the text speak for itself without reading ideas into the Old Testament that are not actually present there.