Leviticus 17 (esp. v 11), the theology behind blood and blood sacrifice; Luke 10:23–42, the good Samaritan, two views.

Leviticus 16, the Day of Atonement; Luke chapter 10:1–22, Jesus, on his way to Jerusalem, sends out the 72 to proclaim that the kingdom of God is near, and to begin the dismantling of the reign of satan.

Leviticus 10:1- 20, Nadab and Abihu screw up and pay the price, some basic principles of worship and holiness; Luke 9:51, the pivot point in the Gospel of Luke.

Lev. 9:1-24, the inauguration of worship in the tabernacle; Luke 9:18–36, the hinge moment between Galilee and Jerusalem: Peter, confesses Jesus is the Christ, Jesus predicts his death, Jesus is transfigured.

Leviticus 8, we’ll talk about the priests, and what they do and why they do it; Luke 9, Jesus sends out the apostles, is Met by a crowd of people coming back to him, he welcomes them, cures them, and feed them!

Exodus 40: 17–38, the tabernacle is completed, and the glory of the Lord fills it; Luke 8:40–56, Jesus continues to bring hope to a world filled with illness, death and grief.

Exodus 39:32–40:16, more about the tabernacle, the distinction between the sacred and the profane; Luke 8:22–39, Jesus Springs hope in the world of danger and fear and

Exodus, chapter 38 and 39, on the materials used to construct the tabernacle; Luke 8:1–21, on parables and their purpose

Exodus 34:29–35:21, the shining face of Moses and renewed attention to the tabernacle comfort to people; Luke 7:36–50, the relationship between God‘s love for us, the forgiveness of sins, and our love for him.

Exodus 34:1-28, final resolution of the golden calf incident, the LORD reveals His living and forgiving nature to Moses and renews the covenant; Luke 7:18–35, John, the Baptist’s faith sags, and is renewed, by Jesus