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  • Numbers 2

    Before the Israelites set off for the promised land, Moses counts the fighting men. The Israelites had become a significant group of people while living in Egypt!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    6 min
  • Leviticus 19:30–37

    Israel's laws were designed to make them different than the nations, but they were not designed to stir up hatred toward those nations. To the contrary, Israel was instructed to treat the other nations with love.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    2 min
  • Leviticus 19:23–29

    The Law of Moses prohibited eating blood, practicing divination, and marking your body for the dead. All of these practices were common place idolatrous rituals among surrounding nations. Israel is called to be different—to be holy!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    2 min
  • Leviticus 19:14–22

    The Law of Moses prescribes love for neighbor, purity, and a strict sexual ethic.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    3 min
  • Leviticus 19:9–13

    God expected more of Israel than just ritualistic sacrifices. He also expected them to treat other people well.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    2 min
  • Leviticus 19:1–8

    The Law of Moses was designed to make Israel holy like their God. Through their obedience, they separated themselves from the nations around them and became a distinct nation.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    2 min
  • Leviticus 10:12–20

    Aaron's two younger sons—Eleazar and Ithamar—find themselves in hot water as they fail to eat the sacrificial animal as commanded. However, in this case, God is merciful to them.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    3 min
  • Leviticus 10:1–11

    Aaron's two sons—Nadab & Abihu—disregard God's instructions and are struck by God for  failing to discern between what is holy and what is unholy.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    3 min
  • Leviticus 9

    Aaron and his sons begin fulfilling their priestly duty by offering sacrifices for themselves and for the people of Israel.

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min
  • Leviticus 8:22–36

    As we continue reading about the priestly consecration, we discover that the whole ordeal is filled with death and blood. Atonement for sins always comes at a high cost!

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    [Bible Translation: NASB95]

    4 min

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Bible study can seem like an insurmountable task—Commentaries, encyclopedias, lexicons, word studies, etc. Many Christians have a hard time with Bible study because they neglect the first and most important step: Reading the Bible.