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Leviticus 9 marks a new beginning for Aaron and his sons as they begin their priestly ministry before the Lord. Through multiple sacrifices for sin, burnt offerings, and peace offerings, the priests and the children of Israel were cleansed and made right before God according to His commands. This chapter ultimately builds toward the glory of the Lord appearing and fire coming down from heaven to c...

Leviticus 8 covers the ordination and consecration of Aaron and his sons as priests before the Lord. Through sacrifices of bulls and rams, ceremonial washing, anointing oil, and priestly garments, God set them apart for holy service and instructed Moses to prepare them according to His commands. This chapter emphasizes obedience, holiness, purification, and the seriousness of representing God befo...

Leviticus 7 dives deeper into the guilt offerings, peace offerings, and the portion set apart for the priests. This chapter highlights wholehearted worship, honoring God through sacrifice, and living holy before the Lord. In this podcast, we discuss the difference between true devotion and empty religion, the importance of serving with the right heart, and how worship is more than ritual, it’s a s...

In this chapter, God’s instructions for offerings and focuses on guilt offerings and the responsibilities of the priests. It explains how restitution must be made when someone sins against another person, including repaying what was taken plus an additional amount. The chapter also outlines procedures for the burnt offering and grain offering, emphasizing that the fire on the altar must be kept bu...

Leviticus 5 dives into guilt offerings unto the Lord and the seriousness of confession and restitution. This chapter emphasizes acknowledging sin and making things right. Just as the Israelites confessed their unintentional sins and made full restitution plus 20%, believers today are called to walk in repentance, confession, and restoration. In this podcast, we discuss how repentance without chang...

Leviticus 4 teaches about unintentional sin offerings and the responsibility that comes with representing God. Whether priest, ruler, congregation, or common person, all are accountable before a just and righteous God. In this podcast, we dive into the weight of leadership, holiness, and what it truly means for believers in Christ to be the light of the world. So let’s live like it.

Leviticus 3 dives into the peace offering unto the Lord. A voluntary sacrifice given freely in worship and fellowship with God. This chapter emphasizes communion with the Lord through a shared sacrificial meal. The richest portions, the fat and inner parts, were offered to God as a pleasing aroma, symbolizing giving Him the best. The laying on of hands represented identification with the sacrifice...

Leviticus 2 teaches us to offer God continual gratitude in every season of life. Like the grain offering, our hearts must be guarded and preserved with the salt of faith, keeping out the “yeast” of negativity, complaining, and unbelief that can quietly spread within us. God is worthy of all honor, and our lives should rise to Him daily as a pleasing aroma of worship, thanksgiving, and devotion.

Leviticus is the manual of worship for all believers in Christ, where God delineates how He expects us to worship Him. Leviticus 1 describes the Burnt Offering, which symbolizes total surrender and complete devotion to God in all aspects of our lives. We are to offer ourselves willingly as a living sacrifice, leaving nothing behind. Jesus sacrificed Himself completely for us, and the proper respon...

As we finish the last chapter of Exodus, God tells us the final details of building the Tabernacle in a specific order. God instructs Moses to the children of Israel to set up the Tabernacle on the first day of the first month of the second year. To set up the specific positions for the Ark of the Covenant, Table, and Lampstand, Altars, and Basin (Laver). Following that, it is key to anoint all of...

In this chapter of the Bible, Bezalel and Oholiab finish up the details of the tabernacle's furnishings and the priestly garments. God purposefully puts these chapters for us to reflect what it means behind each detail. This video covers what it means to wear the ephod and the specific colors. (blue, purple, and scarlet)

The tabernacle increases in value at a ratio of 70:1 from the outer courts to the holy of holies, from the bronze world to the gold world. The value of our relationship with Jesus has no comparison. It surpasses the riches of this world. What would it profit a man to win the world and end up losing his soul? There is no greater treasure than having a rich relationship with God through Jesus Christ...

In Exodus 27, God gives us a clear and detailed pathway to a fruitful relationship with God. The Holy place delineates the spiritual architecture of our devotional life, where our soul is prepared to meet the living God through His word, the Spirit of light, worship, prayer, and intercession. The cherubim over the ark highlight divine correspondents who 'cover' the story of our redemption...

Only God could hide the redemptive story of humanity inside the Tabernacle of Moses, for He had a plan to save our souls from judgment and become our eternal High Priest and redeemer. In this rich rendition of Exodus 36, stand in awe of God's thoughtful love towards us in every detail of the architecture of this heavenly model of the temple of God.

After a miserable fall from God's favor, the people receive a new set of stone tablets, and the building of the tabernacle is resumed. People respond generously by giving of their resources with a renewed gratitude for the presence of God. God re-emphasizes the relevance of keeping a day of rest as a holy day dedicated to the Lord, which would turn into a glorious gift for the soul of man and...

This chapter describes the renewal of God’s covenant with Israel after the golden calf incident. God instructs Moses to cut new stone tablets and meets him again on Mount Sinai, where He proclaims His character as merciful, gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in love and faithfulness. Moses worships God and receives the Ten Commandments again. The chapter also includes renewed laws about worshi...

This chapter shows a tense moment in Israel’s journey after the golden calf incident. God tells the Israelites they will still go to the Promised Land, but His presence will not go with them because of their sin, which deeply grieves the people. Moses intercedes for them and asks God to continue to guide them and make His presence known, insisting that without God’s presence, they have no identity...

The greatest silence in scripture happens in Exodus 32 when not one of the 70 elders of Israel stopped the madness of Aaron when he built a golden calf for the people to worship. Moses confronts Aaron and brings about a layered judgment where some lose their lives, and others are subject to a divine plague. Weak leadership and impatience from the people led to rebellion and death. The tablets of t...

In this chapter, we go deeper into analyzing the life of Bezalel. How can he symbolize our walk with the Lord in the times of working hard and also to rest. It is beautiful that the Lord puts both working hard and resting in the same chapter, a balance so that we can depend on the Lord for strength and guidance. Tune in and obtain your daily manna!

This chapter gives additional instructions for worship in the tabernacle. God commands the construction of the altar of incense, establishes a census offering, and provides directions for the bronze basin used for ceremonial washing. The chapter also includes the formulas for the sacred anointing oil and incense, which were to be used exclusively for holy purposes. Overall, Exodus 30 emphasizes ho...

This chapter describes the ceremony for consecrating Aaron and his sons as priests. God gives detailed instructions for washing them, clothing them in priestly garments, offering sacrifices, and anointing them for service in the tabernacle. The chapter emphasizes that the priests were set apart to serve God on behalf of the people and that regular sacrifices would maintain Israel's worship and...

God gives detailed instructions for the garments that the priests, especially Aaron the high priest, must wear while serving. These garments are not just decorative; they symbolize holiness, responsibility, and honor. God gives detailed descriptions that include the ephod, breastpiece, robe, turban, and sash, each designed with specific materials and meaning. The names of the 12 tribes are inscrib...

God paints an exquisite picture of the power of His blood to redeem through the Brazen Altar, the sacred linen adorning God's bride in the wedding feast of the lamb through linen curtains dressing the perimeter of the tabernacle, and the everlasting light of God's presence in this dark world through the lampstand in the Holy place. A majestic foreshadowing of the inheritance available for...

God's plan from the very beginning was not just to rule His people but to dwell, to tabernacle with them; to live among them, to guide them, to counsel them, to make them an intricate part of His plan. He instructs Moses to build a portable tabernacle, which later becomes a permanent structure, the temple of Solomon. He would then become a man and dwell among us in our broken world, to finally...

God not only wants to rule, but He also wants to dwell with us. So He orders Moses to build a Tabernacle where He can commune with His people. It is a shadow of the real temple in heaven, where we have Jesus the High Priest continually offering His blood to confirm the covenant of atonement of sins to all who trust in Him for salvation. The Ark of the Covenant, the table of the Bread of His presen...