In Leviticus 4:13-14, we read of the young bull as a sin-offering for the unintended sins of the assembly / congregation. The bull was the sin-offering for the unintended sins of the priest (Lev 4:3-12, covered earlier in Forgiveness is not ‘cheap’, what is its cost?, and All, all of…
Continuing from … previously Stories from one individual in an organisation about their work might not raise any concern, or even interest, in another individual in the same organisation; similarly, stories from one type of role / industry may also not raise any concern / interest in another type of…
Proceeding to Leviticus 4:11-12 we see a description that speaks of completeness – all, the all of it; a bit like “from top to bottom”, or “from east to west”. It’s like you stretch out your hands wide, and stretch it as long as possible – you can’t stretch your…
To the question “What to do with best thing in life?”, answer could well be “Enjoy it, certainly!” Even in Leviticus, there is some words to guide us on this matter. In our relatively modern day eyes, to know what Leviticus means is arduous since it was written for a…
