Leviticus 11 - 12
LeviticusSteve Gregg
Leviticus 11-12 provides guidelines for worship and cleanliness, including laws related to uncleanness and certain circumstances where a person cannot enter the tabernacle. The chapter also discusses unclean foods and creatures, reminding listeners that every creature God created is good and nothing is refused if received with thanksgiving. The laws around uncleanness are symbolic and spiritual, and every creature is governed by its own distinct choices. The speaker suggests that Christians must live in the world without being influenced by it and understand that humanity is inherently sinful, even in the act of childbirth.
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