Leviticus episode 10 - Leviticus 26–27: Blessings, Curses, And A World Made Holy
About this episode
The episode discusses Leviticus 26–27, focusing on the themes of blessings, curses, and the concept of holiness in life.
A love that warns is a love that won’t look away. We sit with Leviticus 26–27 and hear a Father’s voice pressing toward blessing, waving us off the edge with urgency, and promising a world remade. The conversation tracks the arc from reverence and Sabbath to rain in season, from the alarms of disobedience to the hope of renewal, showing how holiness is not a niche concern but the organising centre of real life. We explore why the blessings are so earthy and why the curses run long, not to in...
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