ADDBIBLE, Audio Daily Devotion

Today, we conclude the Book of Leviticus. You made it! Congratulations! Chapter 27 is about vows and valuations. As we finish, our last question is do you love the Book of Leviticus more? We hope so.

In Leviticus 26, we are going to learn about blessings for obedience and punishment for disobedience. Are you experiencing blessings or curses based on your level of obedience?

Leviticus 25 is about the Sabbath year, the Year of Jubilee, and some other key issues. In your turbo-charged life, do you take time to rest?

In Leviticus 24, there are instructions the Lord wants the people of Israel to know. It also includes the famous verse, “eye for eye, tooth for tooth” (v. 20). What does that highly quoted verse really mean?

In Leviticus 23, we will cover some of the feasts of the Lord. What holidays do you set aside to worship and honor God?

In Leviticus 22, we are going to learn more about holiness as required by God from people, sacrifices, and offerings. How do you express your holiness to God?

Leviticus 21 is about holiness and requirements of the priesthood. Would you consider your priest or pastor “holy”?

In Leviticus 20, we will learn more about our Holy God. What is your concept of holiness?

In Leviticus 19, we will learn about the holiness of God. Is your conduct holy?

Leviticus 18 is an important chapter in the Book of Leviticus concerning sexual relationships. One of our greatest temptations is sexual temptation. How have you handled it in your life, according to your flesh or according to the Word?

In Leviticus 17, we will learn about places to sacrifice and laws against eating blood. Do you like your steak rare, medium, or well done?

Leviticus 16, a very important chapter, we learn about the Day of Atonement. Atonement has to do with blood. Do you know why?

In Leviticus 15, we learn about bodily discharges. What do you think they are? You may be surprised.

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Leviticus 14 is about how to be cleansed from leprosy and cleanse the homes and places where leprosy has occurred. Do you have a skin problem? Do you trust Jesus can heal you?

Leviticus 13 covers laws concerning leprosy. We do not face leprosy in most places today, but back in those days it was a major health challenge. What health challenges do we face today, like leprosy of old?

Today, we will read a very short chapter; Leviticus 12 contains eight verses on childbearing out in the wilderness and how to be purified. Is childbirth unclean and sinful?

In Leviticus 11, we are going to learn the difference between clean and unclean. What is clean in your eyes? What is unclean?

In Leviticus 10, Aaron’s two sons do not follow the rules of the Lord, and they pay the consequences. Do you follow the rules of the Lord, or are you paying the consequences of disobedience?

Leviticus 9 is one of the most exciting chapters in all of Leviticus as the glory of the Lord appears to all the people. Do you long to see the glory of God? What will it be like?

In Leviticus 8, we shift gears from the first seven chapters about offerings to other issues like the consecration of Aaron and the priesthood. How do we consecrate “priests” today? Should it be like here in chapter 8?

Leviticus 7 concludes the laws of burnt offerings, grain offerings, sin offerings, guilt offerings, ordination offerings, and peace offerings. Are such laws still applicable? Will you give God a peace offering today?

Leviticus 6 is a continuation of chapter 5 concerning guilt offerings and laws to the priests concerning the various offerings. What is our continual fire before the Lord today?

Leviticus 5 is a continuation of chapter 4 about sin offerings and then also guilt offerings. What do you know about guilt offerings? Does God still want guilt offerings?

Leviticus 4 is about sin offerings. What do you know about sin offerings? How do you atone for your sins before a holy God?