Leviticus 13 - 15
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In this discussion, Steve Gregg provides an insightful analysis of Leviticus 13-15, which contains laws regarding leprosy and bodily discharges. He clarifies that while leprosy symbolizes sin, it is not limited to its current definition and may include a range of meanings based on its usage back then. The laws regarding leprosy were designed to quarantine those affected and prevent the spread of the disease, rather than address hygiene concerns. Moreover, some of the laws have a symbolic rather than practical significance.
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Leviticus 16 - 17
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Leviticus 16-17 is a discussion led by Steve Gregg on the law concerning Day of Atonement, which is not about going to heaven but rather the earthly p
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Leviticus 18 - 20
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Leviticus 18-20 lists various sins that are forbidden and attaches penalties for them. The section reiterates the importance of being holy, as Yahweh
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Leviticus 11-12 provides guidelines for worship and cleanliness, including laws related to uncleanness and certain circumstances where a person cannot
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