Concepts of worship in the law of Moses: Purification and defilement; consecration and desecration; dedication, setting apart, and vows. Also, a quick word regarding the older brother and the parable of the prodigal son.

The joy in Heaven over even one sinner who repents.

Once saved, always saved? No! We can fall away. But that doesn’t mean our God will make it easy for us.

The blessings and curses of Leviticus 26, and Jesus’ lament over Jerusalem.

Miraculous signs and prophetic utterances of the past, and understanding God’s attitude toward us today.

The offering of our first fruits as a way of sanctifying the whole of our lives.

How unfair of God to exclude somebody from priestly service just because of a handicap!

Leviticus 20:1–16, 22–27, not just obedience: living with a holy God; Luke 11:37–54, what “lawyers“ were in Jesus day.

Leviticus 19:9–18, 26–37, the 10 Commandments variously applied; Luke 11:14–36, the relationship between the kingdom of God, and the kingdom of Satan during this present warfare.

Leviticus 18:1–7, 20–19:8, holy lives for holy people; Luke 11:1–13, especially the Lord’s Prayer, the first petition: “hallowed be thy name”!