Leviticus

Leviticus 17 teaches us that God alone determines how people can approach Him. The Israelites were required to bring their sacrifices only to the tabernacle,…

Leviticus 16 points directly to Jesus Christ and His work on the cross. On the Day of Atonement, one goat was sacrificed for the sins…

Leviticus 15 teaches us that before Jesus, bodily discharges made a person ceremonially unclean and unable to approach God’s presence until they were cleansed. This…

Leviticus 14 describes the process for cleansing a person who has been healed from a serious skin disease (often translated as leprosy) and for cleansing…

Leviticus 13 gives instructions for identifying and dealing with skin diseases (often translated as “leprosy”), as well as mold or mildew found in clothing. The…

Leviticus 12 reveals an important truth that runs throughout the entire Bible. God is perfectly holy, mankind is affected by sin, and purification is necessary…

Under the Old Covenant, uncleanness came from external things. Under the New Covenant, Jesus taught that the greater problem is the uncleanness of the heart.…

Leviticus 10 records how Aaron’s sons, Nadab and Abihu, offered unauthorized fire before God and were judged immediately. The chapter emphasizes that God is holy…

It is important when we read Leviticus to not read it without remembering what it is pointing to. Leviticus 9 gives us a picture of…

Leviticus 8 foreshadows Jesus by showing the consecration of Aaron as Israel’s high priest. Aaron had to be washed, clothed in holy garments, anointed with…