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This Chapter tells us which living creatures were deemed clean and unclean and, therefore, edible and inedible among the children of Israel.

This is one of the more interesting and inscrutable passages in Leviticus, telling of the death of Aaron’s two eldest sons when they brought “strange fire” before the Lord.

This was the last class before the Christmas / New Year holiday break. It provides a good summary of all that we have studied in the first 9 chapters and […]

This begins the only narrative portion of Leviticus, which continues through the end of Chapter 10.

This finishes the first major section of Leviticus, concerning the various types of offerings which may be acceptable to the LORD.

Up to this point, the LORD has been speaking to Moses, telling him what to say to the people of Israel about whole, grain, peace, sin, and guilt offerings. Now […]

Sin (Purification) and Guilt (Reparation) offerings may seem at first to have been a burden imposed by God under the Old Covenant. Upon reflection, however, we realize that these were […]

We continue our study of Leviticus, hoping as always to understand Christ better by what we read here. This week we cover the first 13 verses of Chapter 5, which […]

We continue our study of Leviticus, this week covering the remainder of Chapter 4 (starting at Verse 13).

This begins the second long speech of God in Leviticus, having to do with purification from sin.

This study begins by revisiting the question of why leaven (and honey) may not be included in burnt grain offerings, and why salt must be. It then proceeds to a […]

We continue our study of the Old Testament Book of Leviticus, this week covering all of Chapter 2.

This lesson brings us to the end of Chapter One of the Old Testament Book of Leviticus.

We continue our study of Leviticus, this week covering the first nine verses of Chapter One as well as some more general introductory material.

This begins a new study of the Old Testament book of Leviticus.