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Leviticus 26-27: Get a Heavenly transplant before following your heart
As Leviticus ends with the Torah reading בחקותי Bechokotai ("in My statutes," Leviticus 26-27), we should remember the point of this book seen at its beginning: The LORD wants Israel in His presence, but each must be transformed to make that journey. That's the lesson of the Tabernacle, offerings, priesthood, appointed times and years, distinguishing between clean and unclean, etc.
As promised in the New Covenant prophecy (Jer. 31:31–34; Ezek. 36:25–26), the LORD will give us a "new heart," written upon with His laws and empowered by His Spirit.
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By Hallel FellowshipAs Leviticus ends with the Torah reading בחקותי Bechokotai ("in My statutes," Leviticus 26-27), we should remember the point of this book seen at its beginning: The LORD wants Israel in His presence, but each must be transformed to make that journey. That's the lesson of the Tabernacle, offerings, priesthood, appointed times and years, distinguishing between clean and unclean, etc.
As promised in the New Covenant prophecy (Jer. 31:31–34; Ezek. 36:25–26), the LORD will give us a "new heart," written upon with His laws and empowered by His Spirit.