The One Year Bible Podcast 2026

In Leviticus 17-18, God delivers commandments to Moses on sacrificial rituals and forbidden practices to maintain holiness among the Israelites. These chapters underscore the importance of blood in atonement and outline moral and ceremonial laws, including prohibitions against eating blood and various forms of immorality. Can the Israelites uphold the sanctity and purity demanded by these divine l...

In Leviticus 15-16, the Lord speaks to Moses about purity laws, detailing how to handle uncleanliness and setting the stage for the Day of Atonement, a sacred time for atonement and purification for the people of Israel. On this day, the High Priest makes sacrifices and enters the Holy of Holies to atone for the sins of the nation, symbolizing a deep cleansing and reconciliation with God. Will the...

In Leviticus 14, God provides Moses with detailed instructions on the ceremonial cleansing of people and houses from leprosy, emphasizing the importance of purity and the role of priests in the community. The process involves sacrifices, ritual baths, and the sprinkling of blood and oil, symbolizing restoration to health and community. Will the afflicted be restored to their community, or will the...

Leviticus 13 details the laws concerning leprosy, instructing priests on how to diagnose and manage the condition in individuals and in garments. If someone exhibits symptoms of leprosy, they are to be examined by a priest, who decides if the person is unclean and thus, must live apart from the community. The chapter intricately outlines symptoms and procedures, emphasizing cleanliness and the rol...

In Leviticus 11-12, God gives Moses and Aaron detailed instructions on what the Israelites can and cannot eat, defining clean and unclean animals, and also outlines the laws of purification after childbirth. These chapters emphasize the importance of holiness and purity in everyday life, setting apart the Israelites from other nations through their diet and rituals. As the Israelites navigate thes...

In Leviticus 9, Aaron and his sons prepare for their first offerings to God under Moses' guidance, marking the beginning of their priesthood. Fire comes from the Lord to consume the offering, signifying His approval, and the people rejoice in awe. However, in Leviticus 10, Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, offer unauthorized fire before the Lord, violating His command, and are consumed by fire from t...

In Leviticus 7:11-8, the scripture outlines the laws regarding the peace offerings to the Lord, emphasizing how different portions of the offerings are to be consumed by the priests and the offerer, marking a communal sharing in God's provisions. It transitions into Leviticus 8, where Moses consecrates Aaron and his sons as priests through elaborate rituals involving sacrifices, anointing oil, and...

In Leviticus 5:14 to 7:10, God instructs Moses on the guilt offering, emphasizing restitution for sins committed unintentionally against the Lord's sacred things. This section details the precise rituals for presenting the guilt offering, including specific animals and grain offerings, to make amends and secure forgiveness. It underscores the importance of obedience and making things right with Go...

In Leviticus 4-5:1-13, God introduces the laws of sin offerings, detailing how individuals, including priests and the whole community, must atone for unintentional sins to maintain holiness. Specific instructions are given for the type of sacrifice required, emphasizing repentance and the importance of obedience to God's laws. As the high priest prepares to offer a bull for atonement, one wonders,...

In Leviticus chapters 1-3, God instructs the Israelites on how to properly conduct offerings, detailing burnt offerings, grain offerings, and peace offerings as acts of worship and atonement for sins. Each offering has specific rules about the animals or foodstuffs to be used and how they should be prepared and presented to God at the Tabernacle. Through these rituals, the Israelites seek to maint...

In Exodus 39-40, the Israelites complete the construction of the Tabernacle and its sacred garments with unmatched skill and divine guidance, using materials of gold, blue, purple, and scarlet. As Moses assembles and consecrates the Tabernacle according to God's command, the glory of the Lord fills the sanctuary, signifying His dwelling among His people. Will this divine presence guide and protect...

In Exodus 37-38, Bezalel, filled with wisdom from God, crafts the Ark of the Covenant, the table for the bread of the Presence, the golden lampstand, the altar of incense, and other sacred items, while Oholiab assists in preparing the materials for the Tabernacle's construction. The Israelites generously contribute gold, silver, and bronze, ensuring the work is completed according to the Lord's co...

In Exodus 35-36, Moses calls upon the Israelites to contribute materials and skills for constructing the Tabernacle, a portable dwelling place for God. Artisans and craftsmen, filled with the spirit of God, come forward to create a sacred space with gold, silver, fabrics, and wood, each offering their expertise with generosity. As the community unites in this divine project, one wonders, will thei...

Moses returns from Mount Sinai with new tablets, after experiencing God's glory and receiving commandments for the Israelites. He places a veil over his face, only removing it to speak with God and relay His messages, leaving the people in awe of the divine glow that radiates from him. Will the Israelites follow the renewed covenant, or will they stray once again in Moses' absence? Jesus challenge...

In Exodus 31-33:1-6, God gives Moses the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai, setting the foundation for His covenant with Israel. Meanwhile, the Israelites grow restless and construct a golden calf to worship, defying God's command against idolatry. As Moses descends with the tablets, will he find the people faithful, or will his wrath match God's at their betrayal? In Mark 6:30-56, Jesus performs th...

In Exodus 29-30, God provides Moses with detailed instructions for consecrating Aaron and his sons as priests, involving elaborate rituals, sacrifices, and the construction of the altar of incense, signifying their readiness to serve in the Tabernacle. These chapters underscore the importance of purity, dedication, and the role of the priesthood in mediating between God and His people. As the ince...

In Exodus 27-28, God instructs Moses on the design of the Tabernacle's altar, the courtyard around the Tabernacle, and the oil for the lampstand, emphasizing the importance of a sacred space for worship. Additionally, God details the elaborate garments for Aaron and his sons, signifying their roles as priests and their responsibilities in leading the Israelites in worship. These instructions inclu...

In Exodus 25-26, God instructs Moses on Mount Sinai to build the Tabernacle, a sacred dwelling place for the Divine Presence, detailing the construction of the Ark of the Covenant, the table for showbread, and the golden lampstand. The Israelites are called to contribute precious materials, showing their devotion and participation in creating a holy space amidst their journey. As the Tabernacle be...

In Exodus 23-24, God delivers laws to Moses on Mount Sinai, emphasizing justice, mercy, and the Sabbath, alongside promises of guidance and blessings for the Israelites. Moses then ascends the mountain to meet with God, where he receives the stone tablets of the covenant, symbolizing God's law and agreement with Israel. As Moses disappears into the cloud atop Sinai for 40 days and nights, one wond...

In Exodus 21-22, God delivers laws to Moses on Mount Sinai regarding servitude, personal injuries, and property rights, establishing justice and order among the Israelites. These laws detail the treatment of servants, the consequences of violence, and the restitution for theft, emphasizing the sanctity of life, community responsibility, and respect for personal and communal property. Will the Isra...

In Exodus 19-20, the Israelites arrive at Mount Sinai, where God calls Moses to the mountain top, preparing to give him the Ten Commandments, a moral foundation for the people. Amid thunder, lightning, and thick clouds, God descends upon the mountain in fire, instilling awe and fear among the Israelites. Will the Israelites uphold the covenant and follow these commandments amidst their challenges...

In Exodus 17, as the Israelites journey through the desert, they face a dire thirst with no water in sight, challenging Moses and questioning God's presence among them. Moses, following God's command, strikes the rock at Horeb with his staff, miraculously bringing forth water for the people. Can the Israelites' faith withstand the trials of the desert, or will doubt consume them? Exodus 18 brings...

After miraculously crossing the Red Sea, the Israelites journey through the desert, praising God for their deliverance from Egypt. Yet, they soon face hunger and thirst, doubting God's provision, until He miraculously provides manna and quail for food, and water from a rock. As they journey towards Sinai, facing the harsh desert and their own doubts, one wonders: Will their faith endure this wilde...

In Exodus 13-14, God commands the Israelites to consecrate their firstborns and remember their deliverance from Egypt by keeping the Feast of Unleavened Bread. As they leave, God leads them not by the direct route but through the desert towards the Red Sea, to avoid conflict with the Philistines. When Pharaoh's heart hardens again, he pursues the Israelites to the edge of the Red Sea, where Moses,...

In Exodus 11-12, God announces the final plague on Egypt: the death of every firstborn, but provides a way for the Israelites to be spared by marking their doors with lamb's blood. This leads to the first Passover, a night filled with both dread and hope as the Israelites await their deliverance. As the angel of death passes over Egypt, will the faith of the Israelites be enough to save them from...