Key 2624 – Jots and Tittles
Hebrew originated as a written language (as opposed to spoken) and communicates ideas larger than the literal symbols. The meanings of words like leprosy, Rebekah,…
Hebrew originated as a written language (as opposed to spoken) and communicates ideas larger than the literal symbols. The meanings of words like leprosy, Rebekah,…
In our first look at Leviticus 13, we learned the real meaning of leprosy that is just as relevant today as is was when the…
Leviticus 13 offers lots of seemingly irrelevant and inappropriate details for dealing with leprosy. But what if the Israelites were less barbaric than we think…
Voting is considered a sacred duty by many. But they also absent-mindedly consider democracy through the same positive lens. A more considered perspective is called…
Guru theories and other sovereignty schemes multiply as people awaken to the depth of their bondage. But few actually highlight the contracts they have made…
Were the rituals around childbirth in Leviticus 12 meant to oppress women? Or were they meant to free the new mother from the rigors of…
Leviticus 10 starts out with the devouring of Aaron’s sons by fire from the altar. But only if you understand the true metaphors of things…
At the start of Leviticus 9, the Lord accepts Aaron’s burnt offering. But it had nothing to do with putting an animal on a pile…
Leviticus 9 goes into great detail about the handling of blood, fat, and kidneys from sin offerings, peace offerings, and more. All that detail is…
Part 2 of our Leviticus 8 study includes discussion about the priestly garments, the breastplate with its 12 stones and the urim and thummim, and…