Teaching on Leviticus 1-5 and Luke 1-3 from a Messianic Jewish Perspective. Ben Adam, Bar Enosh, Son of Man. Temple Service in Leviticus and Luke. Cohen ha Mashiach, the Messianic Priest. Collective mitzvot. Tzaddik attitude. Jewish context of Gospel of Luke. Jacob and David. Yeshua named on eight day, Jewish tradition. Joy and brit milah. Keren yeshuah in fourteenth blessing of Amidah. Greatest enemy of Israel not Romans, Nazis, Hamas, or Hizbullah. Ultimate enemies are sin and death. Christ the Lord as Aramaic Maryah Meshicha in Peshitta. Stones and sons as Hebrew wordplay in avanim and banim. Stereotype of Leviticus as boring. Vayikra central to Torah and heart of divine revelation. Why does book begin with and. Leviticus as heartcry of Elohim. Word to Gentiles from Shaul. Diminished Aleph represents Yeshua as concealed anointed Cohen. Universality of Torah and message of Leviticus. All humanity invited to worship, and the house of prayer for all peoples. Karav and korban. Drawing near and relational intimacy as heart of temple service. Olah and aliyah as living sacrifice. Fire of the Holy Spirit and Cross in etzim and esh. Fragrance in offerings and Apostolic Epistles. Understanding nefesh. Bikkurim and aviv. Zevach shlamim and shalom. Inner element of Torah. Liver picture of the glory filtering out toxins, poisons, dangerous elements. Adat and kahal. Shag, Avishag, Meshuga. Leader and group sin. Yesod. Understanding forgiveness in the original Hebrew. Am ha aretz. Witnesses must speak out.