Leviticus 8 - 10
LeviticusSteve Gregg
This session delves into the consecration of Aaron and his sons as priests, following the five different kinds of offerings previously discussed. The importance of cleansing the mind, thoughts, actions, and walk for a priest to be accepted by God is emphasized, highlighting the role of Jesus in this process. Leviticus details the exclusion of those who do not adhere to the proper procedures, as demonstrated by the actions that led to the death of Aaron's two sons.
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