Key 2611 – Leviticus 7: Clean and Unclean
In the second half of our Leviticus 7, we explain the difference between clean and unclean offerings. Hint: The Israelites weren’t burning up animals. That…
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Key 2610 – Leviticus 7: Guilt, Sin, Trespass, and Fellowship Offerings
Leviticus 7 provides seemingly arcane details about guilt, sin, trespass, and fellowship offerings. But when one understands the symbolism of the Hebrew language, it becomes…
Key 2609 – Leviticus 6: Aaron’s Breeches
In this second look at Leviticus 6, we learn the practical meanings behind things that seem to be ridiculous concerns for the God of the…
Key 2608 – Leviticus 6: Ashes
Leviticus 6 provides instruction on the handling of ashes. Seems pedantic unless you understand that burnt offerings has little or nothing to do with fire….
Key 2607 – Leviticus 5: Freewill v Forced Offerings
In part 2 of our Leviticus 5 study, we learn the difference between freewill offerings verses forced offerings and how critical it is for determining…
Key 2606 – Leviticus 5: Turtledoves
Leviticus 5 includes discussion of the sacrifice of turtledoves. Was God really tricked into forgiving someone’s sin if they killed such a helpless little animal?…
Key 2605 – Leviticus 4 Continued: Horns of the Altar
In this continuation of our study on Leviticus 4, we learn more about the seemingly arcane rituals of sacrifice like fat, horns of the altar,…
Key 2604 – Leviticus 4: Sin Offering
Is your God so warped that, at one time, merely burning up innocent animals would trick him into forgetting your sins? That’s the story of…
Key 2603 – Leviticus 3 Continued: Private Religion
In reading Leviticus 3, it is important to understand the offerings in context of private (pure) religion. It’s confusing to modern Christianity which only knows…
Key 2602 – Leviticus 3: Peace Offerings
The totality of Leviticus 3 is lots of minutia on how to properly burn a lamb so it qualifies as a peace offering. So it’s…