Biblical Unlocks

Leviticus 17, in this chapter we will see the importance of blood and the sanctity of the blood in preserving life. Once again, Leviticus is going to point forward to Jesus Christ.

Leviticus 16, In this chapter of Leviticus we will understand the Jewish festival of Yom Kippur which is the day of atonement and how the scapegoat on which the sins of the community are placed is representative of Jesus Christ.

Leviticus 15, this chapter described the ritualistic cleansing necessary after human bodily discharges. We'll go through the deeper meaning and symbolism behind the chapter and how it ultimately sets up Jesus as the source of life itself.

Leviticus 14, in this chapter of the Bible, we understand the principles involved in reintegrated previously defiled individuals back into covenant life and what to do when one's house is defiled by mould.

Leviticus 13, This chapter is going to focus on diseases and quarantining procedures for individuals who have contagious skin diseases and the ritualistic procedures that must be initiated in order to protect the community.

Leviticus 12, In this chapter we see the Levitical laws which underpin purification after childbirth, the sanctity and holiness of childhood and motherhood and how these laws and rituals reappear in the New Testament.

Leviticus 11, this chapter explains dietary laws outlining which animals are clean and unclean. In this episode of Biblical Unlocks, we are going to analyse how we should best approach these strange laws and whether they still apply today.

Leviticus 10, in this chapter of the bible, Aaron's sons Nadab and Abihu are consumed by divine fire as a result of a "unauthorized" or "strange" fire before the LORD, and as a result Moses and Aaron have to navigate the aftermath of this event.

Leviticus 9, this chapter is the culmination of the previous eight chapters of Leviticus describing the various types of offerings to the Lord, and here Aaron offers a sin and burnt offering for himself first and then for the community.

Leviticus 8, In this chapter we observe the rites and rituals that take place for the ordination of Aaron and his sons and how Jesus Christ is the ultimate anointed priest.

Leviticus 7, This chapter finishes the discussion of the types of offerings that are described in Leviticus and emphasises the final rules that govern each offering.

Leviticus 6, In this episode we see how important it is to make Restitution for Trespass/Guilt sins and how confession and restitution are the first steps in repairing the damage caused by sin.

Leviticus 5, this chapter continues to establish the sacrificial system necessary to atone for various sins that the Israelites have committed, and the chapter also provides financial accommodation for poorer individuals in the community.

Leviticus 4, In this episode we see the complex and serious requirements to atone for any individual sin and how the seriousness of these rituals set up the neccessity for the perfect sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Leviticus 3, in this episode we understand what constitutes and offering of Well-Being and how Christ is ultimate fulfilment of this sacrifice.

Leviticus 2 , In the second chapter of Leviticus we learn the significance of choice flour, oil and why leaven and salt have to be avoided in the offering and how we can apply this wisdom in our daily lives.

Leviticus 1, In this episode we go through the first chapter of Leviticus, the concept of the burnt offering and how it sets up the sacrificial system responsible for the cleansing of sin and atonement that is ultimately fulfilled in Christ.

Exodus 40, In the final chapter of exodus we see the culmination of the Exodus story where the tabernacle, the tent of meeting, the lampstand, the laver are all built exactly according to the dimensions indicated by God and God dwells within the tent, but because of his holiness, Moses can not enter.

Exodus 39 shows holiness is both public and private: garments cover the body, shape the priest’s movement, and guard against exposure. Lust thrives when inner garments are frayed — secrecy, shame, and rationalisation become a hidden wardrobe. The priestly clothing teaches that ministry and presence before God require inner purity, not merely respectable outward performance.

Exodus 38, In this chapter we complete the construction of the Tabernacle and in doing so come to the conclusion of the building of the altar necessary for sin offerings. An important reflection from this chapter is how seriously do you take sin ?

Exodus 37, In this episode we see in more detail the construction of the tabernacle and mercy seat. We also reflect upon what sits upon the throne of our desire.

Exodus 36, The tabernacle project shows us that we can use our imagination, hands, eyes and gifts to channel our creative desires to build God's Kingdom here on Earth.

Exodus 35, In this episode we see how God gives spirit-enabled gifts to his people and how he ensures that his people are filled with a divine spirit, with ability, intelligence and knowledge and with every kind of skill to carry out his greater purposes.

Exodus 34, In this chapter Moses meets with God again to renew the covenant they had. God reinstates his characteristics and Moses' face shines with a radiant brightness after meeting with God.

Exodus 33, After manufacturing a golden calf to worship, God refuses to remain in the presence of the Israelites. Moses decides to intercede on behalf of Israel as a result of God's decision.