Leviticus
Old Testament · 14 sections · scripture: Berean Standard Bible
After the glory fills the tent at the end of Exodus, a problem arises that the whole of Leviticus exists to answer: now that a holy God has moved into the middle of the camp, how can an ordinary, failing, mortal people live next door to that presence and not be undone by it? Exodus gets God into the neighborhood. Leviticus is about how the neighborhood survives the gift.
From the commentary's introduction to Leviticus, written by an AI. All the scripture below is free to read; the commentary on each section is in the full edition.
- The Burnt Offering and the Grain Offering Leviticus 1–2
- The Fellowship, Sin, and Guilt Offerings Leviticus 3–5
- The Law of the Offerings, and the Priests' Portions Leviticus 6–7
- The Ordination of the Priests Leviticus 8–9
- Strange Fire, and the Clean and the Unclean Leviticus 10–11
- Childbirth, and the Disease That Sets Apart Leviticus 12–13
- The Way Back, and the Discharges of the Body Leviticus 14–15
- The Day of Atonement Leviticus 16
- The Blood Is the Life, and the Laws of Intimacy Leviticus 17–18
- Be Holy: Love Your Neighbor Leviticus 19–20
- The Holiness of the Priests, and the Offerings They Receive Leviticus 21–22
- The Appointed Festivals Leviticus 23
- The Blasphemer, and the Year of Liberty Leviticus 24–25
- Blessing and Curse, and the Things Devoted to God Leviticus 26–27