Thru the Bible - #110 - Leviticus 23 - Laws of Religious Festivals

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Ever wondered why the Israelites celebrated their festivals the way they did? Join us on Berean's Corner as we uncover the profound meanings behind the religious festivals outlined in Leviticus, chapter 23. From the Sabbath and Passover to the Feast of Weeks and the Day of Atonement, we will walk you through the specific instructions given by the Lord to Moses. Discover how these sacred assemblies, offerings, and days of rest shaped not only the spiritual lives of the Israelites but also their sense of community and compassion for the marginalized. We also explore the timeless significance of these ordinances and how they mandate leaving portions of the harvest for the poor and the alien.
But that's not all—this episode is packed with practical insights and enriching content! Get ready for a detailed, step-by-step recipe for making unleavened bread, brought to you by SBanks on YouTube. As we transition from hands-on cooking to theological discussions, you'll learn about the offering of first fruits, the feast of weeks, and the offering of trumpets. We'll touch on the essential practice of worshiping according to God's terms and the vital role of humility on the Day of Atonement. Concluding our journey through Leviticus 23, we invite you to share these insights with your loved ones and stay connected through our website and YouTube page for more biblical wisdom. Thank you for joining us, and may God bless you richly.

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1. Laws of Religious Festivals in Leviticus (00:00:00)

2. Religious Festivals and Offerings in Leviticus (00:11:40)

3. Concluding Remarks and Podcast Information (00:21:56)