Q: Does an unintentional sin still matter before a holy God? A: Leviticus shows that good intentions do not remove guilt, yet God graciously provides the atonement required for forgiveness.

Q: What happens when the one appointed to deal with sin is himself a sinner? A: The sinfulness of the priests exposes the limitations of the Old Covenant and points to the need for a perfect priest and sacrifice who can truly take away sin.

What does Christian freedom produce? Freedom in Christ does not serve the flesh but frees believers to love and serve one another by the Spirit.

Q: How can sinners have true peace with God? A: Peace and fellowship with God are possible only through His gracious provision, requiring the costly sacrifice ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

Q: What did the grain offering teach Israel about worship? A: Worship meant giving God a portion of the ordinary blessings of daily life as an expression of faith, thanksgiving, and devotion.

Q: How should believers respond to the freedom Christ has secured? A: Stand firm in the freedom of faith, rejecting every attempt to return to law-based righteousness and trusting wholly in Christ.

Q: How can sinful people approach a holy God and live in His presence? A: God provides an acceptable substitute through sacrifice, blood, priestly mediation, atonement, and ultimately the once-for-all sacrifice of Christ.

Q: Why should we study Leviticus? A: Because it reveals how serious it is for a holy God to dwell among a sinful people and provides the foundation for understanding Christ's greater sacrifice and access to God.

What does it mean to belong to Christ? We are children of promise, free from the bondage of the old covenant law and heirs of the promised inheritance through faith.

Q: How can I know that I belong to the true God? A: Those born of God persevere in faith, belong to Him, know the true God through Jesus Christ, and reject every counterfeit and substitute.