Jeff Cavins

That's where Leviticus belongs because that is for the priests and it is for the people, the holiness code. So we have the priesthood, but then there's two other things at Sinai that are huge. One is the tabernacle. And this comes as a result of Moses being up on the mountain and seeing like a heavenly vision of what it looks like to worship.

And we see that also at the end of the Bible in John's revelation. And you'll see it at your local Catholic church, I might add. Exactly. But then the third thing is, is that God gives him his Torah. He gives him his law. Exactly. And that law is not meant to put them down. It's not meant to control their lives. Like we think, you know, my dad grounded me. He hates me.

And we see that also at the end of the Bible in John's revelation. And you'll see it at your local Catholic church, I might add. Exactly. But then the third thing is, is that God gives him his Torah. He gives him his law. Exactly. And that law is not meant to put them down. It's not meant to control their lives. Like we think, you know, my dad grounded me. He hates me.

And we see that also at the end of the Bible in John's revelation. And you'll see it at your local Catholic church, I might add. Exactly. But then the third thing is, is that God gives him his Torah. He gives him his law. Exactly. And that law is not meant to put them down. It's not meant to control their lives. Like we think, you know, my dad grounded me. He hates me.

He's making my life miserable. No, he loves you. And so the more sin, the more law, and the law is to get you to focus on on your relationship with God, that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. So as we move forward, we got to keep track of the Levites. We keep track of the tabernacle.

He's making my life miserable. No, he loves you. And so the more sin, the more law, and the law is to get you to focus on on your relationship with God, that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. So as we move forward, we got to keep track of the Levites. We keep track of the tabernacle.

He's making my life miserable. No, he loves you. And so the more sin, the more law, and the law is to get you to focus on on your relationship with God, that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God. So as we move forward, we got to keep track of the Levites. We keep track of the tabernacle.

And once you do this, you're prepared to really start understanding books like Hebrews in the New Testament, the work of Jesus as the high priest, And certainly his word is given, which we're going to find out in the New Testament that Jesus is going to fulfill every single thing that we're reading.

And once you do this, you're prepared to really start understanding books like Hebrews in the New Testament, the work of Jesus as the high priest, And certainly his word is given, which we're going to find out in the New Testament that Jesus is going to fulfill every single thing that we're reading.

And once you do this, you're prepared to really start understanding books like Hebrews in the New Testament, the work of Jesus as the high priest, And certainly his word is given, which we're going to find out in the New Testament that Jesus is going to fulfill every single thing that we're reading.

No, that's a great question. And I would have to say that in my studies over the years, and in the beginning, it was like Leviticus, skip. And now it's not. It's a very critical book. And I might add that in Jesus' day, all of the children who started their biblical studies in Israel started with Leviticus of all the books, not Genesis, not Exodus, not Numbers or Deuteronomy, but Leviticus.

No, that's a great question. And I would have to say that in my studies over the years, and in the beginning, it was like Leviticus, skip. And now it's not. It's a very critical book. And I might add that in Jesus' day, all of the children who started their biblical studies in Israel started with Leviticus of all the books, not Genesis, not Exodus, not Numbers or Deuteronomy, but Leviticus.

No, that's a great question. And I would have to say that in my studies over the years, and in the beginning, it was like Leviticus, skip. And now it's not. It's a very critical book. And I might add that in Jesus' day, all of the children who started their biblical studies in Israel started with Leviticus of all the books, not Genesis, not Exodus, not Numbers or Deuteronomy, but Leviticus.

And the reason... was that Leviticus talks about holiness. It talks about kadosh, holiness, to be totally distinct, to be totally separate, to be holy. And I think that the thing that I would add to the reading when people are listening to you during Leviticus is this – God brought Israel out into the desert to do something.

And the reason... was that Leviticus talks about holiness. It talks about kadosh, holiness, to be totally distinct, to be totally separate, to be holy. And I think that the thing that I would add to the reading when people are listening to you during Leviticus is this – God brought Israel out into the desert to do something.

And the reason... was that Leviticus talks about holiness. It talks about kadosh, holiness, to be totally distinct, to be totally separate, to be holy. And I think that the thing that I would add to the reading when people are listening to you during Leviticus is this – God brought Israel out into the desert to do something.

And he said in Leviticus, he said six different times, he said, be holy as I am holy. Be holy as I'm holy. And four more times he said that. And then he went on to say, he said, you need to learn to discern between the good and the bad, that which is clean, that which is not unclean.

And he said in Leviticus, he said six different times, he said, be holy as I am holy. Be holy as I'm holy. And four more times he said that. And then he went on to say, he said, you need to learn to discern between the good and the bad, that which is clean, that which is not unclean.

And he said in Leviticus, he said six different times, he said, be holy as I am holy. Be holy as I'm holy. And four more times he said that. And then he went on to say, he said, you need to learn to discern between the good and the bad, that which is clean, that which is not unclean.

And then he also said, do not obey the laws of the place you came from, nor the place you are going, but obey my word. Now, what we see here, Father, is we see the foundation of discipleship. which is God is discipling a nation who has come out of bondage, come out of addiction. And he's saying, if you want to be my people and you want to truly live free, you've got to imitate me.