X2611 – False Economics
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…
Key 2612 – Leviticus 8: Urim and Thummim
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…
X2610 – Global Economics
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…
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…
X2609 – Soul Economics
It is interesting to consider the different choices we would make around charity if we understood that the ramifications and consequences are every bit as…
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…
X2608 – Kingdom Economics
After a quick review of several popular economic approaches, we dive into economic principals of the Kingdom which seem foreign to people born into central…
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…
X2607 – Peace
How is it that Jesus is called the “Prince of Peace” after saying, “I have not come to bring peace, but a sword”? And how…
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….