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Join St. Patrick Lutheran Church in Chipley, FL, for our Bible class series on the Book of Leviticus. In this episode, we study Leviticus chapters 1 and 2, focusing on the burnt offerings and grain offerings commanded by God for Israel. These opening chapters of Leviticus lay the foundation for understanding the sacrificial system, pointing us directly to the once-for-all sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross.
Together, we will explore how these offerings reveal God's holiness, His desire for atonement, and His provision of life through substitution. From the altar of burnt offering to the symbolism of unleavened bread, this study highlights how Old Testament worship foreshadows the Gospel.
This Confessional Lutheran Bible study offers verse-by-verse teaching, clear application, and Christ-centered insights. Whether you are new to the Old Testament or looking to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class will strengthen your faith and equip you to see Christ in Leviticus.
By St. Patrick Lutheran ChurchJoin St. Patrick Lutheran Church in Chipley, FL, for our Bible class series on the Book of Leviticus. In this episode, we study Leviticus chapters 1 and 2, focusing on the burnt offerings and grain offerings commanded by God for Israel. These opening chapters of Leviticus lay the foundation for understanding the sacrificial system, pointing us directly to the once-for-all sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross.
Together, we will explore how these offerings reveal God's holiness, His desire for atonement, and His provision of life through substitution. From the altar of burnt offering to the symbolism of unleavened bread, this study highlights how Old Testament worship foreshadows the Gospel.
This Confessional Lutheran Bible study offers verse-by-verse teaching, clear application, and Christ-centered insights. Whether you are new to the Old Testament or looking to deepen your understanding of Scripture, this class will strengthen your faith and equip you to see Christ in Leviticus.