Leviticus is one of the books in scripture that is often mis-understood, mis-represented, or even ignored. Much of this is likely due to the fact that we are so far removed from the people and the culture surrounding the origins and writings in this book. The truth is, by studying and learning to love Leviticus, we can gain a much deeper appreciation for what the Israelites had to do as part of their daily routines, and the importance and gravity of Jesus’s sacrifice for us. Join us online for an in-depth look into one of the most fascinating parts of scripture.
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Becky Clark - January 23, 2020
Hebrews - Introduction and Chapter 1:1-4
We discuss the historical and cultural background behind the Letter to the Hebrews.
From Series: "Hebrews"
The Letter to the Hebrews is a continuation of sorts, of the book of Leviticus from the Old Testament, with Jesus Christ laid on top of the understanding of the Law. It is also a book that affirms the Greatness of Jesus, the new covenant, and the foundations fo the Christian Faith.