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 purposes of God's people. The holy place referred to in the text is not the sanctuary where the priest entered daily, but the Holy of Holies where the Ark of the Covenant was kept. The ritual sacrifices in Leviticus 16 represent Jesus going away to heaven and offering his own blood, which means that the law on animal sacrifices is temporary.
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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 21 - 22
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Leviticus 21-22 emphasizes the importance of the purity and sanctity of priests in approaching God, including rules on avoiding contact with dead bodi
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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 cl
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