Monthly Archives: January 2010

Yummy.  Great tasting cakes.  because Leviticus 2 involves flour and salt, it reminds me even more of putting together a great recipe.  Remember that in effect God says, “Yes, I will be present at dinner.  However, just to remember what … Continue reading →

God dictates how he is to be approached.  We may question in our own minds the stench of death and burning flesh that accompanies sacrifice.  However, God as an absolute king dictates what rites that those who wish to approach him … Continue reading →

The connection of Leviticus with the rest of the books of the Penteteuch is highlighted through this verse.  To see the connection we need to look at Exodus 24:16.  In that verse it says that the cloud covered the mountain … Continue reading →

Reading the introduction to Leviticus, I find that the book gives us a strong idea of God’s holiness.  The holiness of God sets him apart from mankind.  However, to come close to God certain rituals must be performed.  these rituals … Continue reading →

When people love God they read the Bible.  When they get to Leviticus they wonder why the God of the Bible hates everyone so much.  I am going to do a study and I am going to take the time … Continue reading →

Having read Exodus it seems a long time since Israel called out to the LORD that he would deliver them from Egypt.  God did rescue them and then he entered into a relationship with them.  God revealed who he was … Continue reading →

As the book of Exodus draws to a close God graciously agrees to dwell with Israel.  Although He exists through all creation, He is especially present in the tent of meeting.  This has been a hard concept for me to … Continue reading →

Having other gods is serious business.  For most of us our god is in the mirror.  It is hard for us to stop thinking about ourselves and easy for us to obsess about every little details of our lives.  The … Continue reading →