Key 2618 – Leviticus 12: Childbirth
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…
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…
If we consider capitalism as a neutral system (as explained in a previous X Space) in which an individual can build toward the future, then…
In Leviticus 8, we are told about the Urim and Thummim. But we are never told what it is. What’s the point? Well, maybe it…
In a world moving toward globalism, is there parallel alternative social safety net that families might choose? There is a decentralized system of government that…
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…
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…