About this episode

The episode explores the significance of Leviticus in the context of holiness and offerings, connecting it to the story of Exodus.

A voice calls from the tent of meeting and a harder question follows: how can unholy people live near a holy God without being consumed? We take listeners into Leviticus with fresh eyes, showing how the book continues the story of Exodus—from rescue to relationship—and why its offerings still speak to modern hearts. With Paul Blackham and Joseph Steinberg, we unpack the burnt offering’s confrontation with the fire of holiness, the meaning of laying hands on a spotless substitute, and the way ...

People in this episode

Guests: Paul Blackham, Joseph Steinberg

Topics covered

• Leviticus
• holiness
• offerings
• Exodus
• relationship with God

Keywords

• Leviticus
• holiness
• burnt offering
• Exodus
• spirituality

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