Leviticus 24 - 25

LeviticusSteve Gregg
Leviticus 24-25 discusses a range of topics, including the presentation of loaves of bread, blasphemy against the name of the Lord, the importance of the Sabbath year and the Jubilee year, land ownership, and the treatment of Jewish and pagan slaves. Steve Gregg provides insights into these matters, including the practice of using Adonai instead of God, how the Jewish tradition values rest for both people and land, and how redemption and forgiveness are present throughout the Bible.
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