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Leviticus
Sacrifice And Sanctification
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“Speak to all the congregation of the children of Israel, and say to them: ‘You shall be holy, for I the Lord your God am holy’” (Leviticus 19:2)
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Outline Of Leviticus Part One:The Laws of Acceptable Approach to God: Sacrifice (1:1–17:16)
I. II. III. IV.
The Laws of Acceptable Approach to God .................................................................. 1:1–7:38 A. Laws of Approach to God When in Fellowship . ................................................... 1:1–3:17 B. Laws of Approach to God When Out of Fellowship . ............................................. 4:1–6:7 C. Laws for Administering Offerings ........................................................................... 6:8–7:38 The Laws of the Priests .................................................................................................. 8:1–10:20 A. The Consecration of the Priesthood . .......................................................................... 8:1–36 B. The Ministry of the Priesthood . .................................................................................. 9:1–24 C. Failure of the Priesthood ............................................................................................ 10:1–20 The Laws of Israel Regarding Purity ........................................................................ 11:1–15:33 A. Laws Concerning Clean and Unclean Food ............................................................ 11:1–47 B. Laws Concerning Childbirth ....................................................................................... 12:1–8 C. Laws Concerning Leprosy .................................................................................... 13:1–14:57 D. Laws Concerning Discharge ...................................................................................... 15:1–33 The Laws of National Atonement ............................................................................. 16:1–17:16 A. Laws Concerning National Cleansing Through the Day of Atonement ............. 16:1–34 B. Laws Concerning the Location of Sacrifices .............................................................. 17:1–9 C. Laws Concerning the Use of Blood . ....................................................................... 17:10–16
Part Two:The Laws of Acceptable Walk with God: Sanctification (18:1–27:34)
I. II. III. IV. V.
The Laws of Sanctification for the People . .............................................................. 18:1–20:27 A. Laws of Sexual Sins ..................................................................................................... 18:1–30 B. Laws of Social Order ................................................................................................... 19:1–37 C. Laws of Penalties ......................................................................................................... 20:1–27 The Laws of Sanctification for the Priesthood ........................................................ 21:1–22:33 A. Prohibited Practices of the Priests . ........................................................................... 21:1–15 B. People Prohibited from the Priesthood .................................................................. 21:16–24 C. Things Prohibited of the Priesthood . ....................................................................... 22:1–16 D. Sacrifices Prohibited of the Priesthood . ................................................................. 22:17–30 E. The Purpose of the Laws of the Priesthood . ......................................................... 22:31–33 The Laws of Sanctification in Worship ..................................................................... 23:1–24:23 A. Laws of the Sanctified Feasts of Worship . ............................................................... 23:1–44 B. Laws of the Sanctified Elements of Worship ............................................................. 24:1–9 C. Law of the Sanctified Name of God . ...................................................................... 24:10–23 The Laws of Sanctification in the Land of Canaan . ............................................... 25:1–26:46 A. Laws of Sanctification in the Land of Canaan . ....................................................... 25:1–55 B. Results of Obedience and Disobedience in the Land of Canaan .......................... 26:1–46 The Laws of Sanctification Through Vows ................................................................... 27:1–34 A. The Special Consecrating of Acceptable Things ..................................................... 27:1–25 B. Things Excluded from Consecration ...................................................................... 27:26–33 C. The Conclusion of Leviticus .......................................................................................... 27:34 (The above outline is from Nelson’s Complete Book of Bible Maps and Charts, pp. 41–42)
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Part One:The Laws of Acceptable Approach to God: Sacrifice (1:1–17:16) I.The Laws of Acceptable Approach to God (1:1–7:38) A. Laws of Approach to God When in Fellowship (1:1–3:17) 1. List the three types of burnt offerings found in chapter one.
2. What is the significance of placing the hands upon the animal (1:1–17)?
3. Describe the work of the priests when a sacrifice was made (1:1–17).
4. What is the purpose of a grain offering (2:1–16)?
5. Why was leaven prohibited from being mixed with a grain offering (2:11)?
6. What was the purpose of a peace offering (3:1–16)?
7. What special prohibition was given (3:17)?
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B. Laws of Approach to God When Out of Fellowship (4:1–6:7) 1. What was to happen when an individual sinned unintentionally (4:1–12)?
2. What was to happen if the whole nation sinned unintentionally (4:13–21)?
3. What was to happen if a ruler sinned unintentionally (4:22–26)?
4. What was to happen when one of the “common people” sinned unintentionally (4:27–35)?
5. What types of sin would require one to make a trespass offering (5:1–14)?
6. Describe the laws concerning restitution (5:14–6:7).
C. Laws for Administering Offerings (6:8–7:38) 1. What special laws were given concerning burnt offerings (6:8–13)?
2. What special laws were given concerning grain offerings (6:14–23)?
3. What special laws were given concerning sin offerings (6:24–30)?
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4. What special laws were given concerning trespass offerings (7:1–10)?
5. What special laws were given concerning peace offerings (7:11–21)?
6. What parts of an animal sacrifice could not be eaten (7:22–27)? Why?
7. What portion of the sacrifices were consecrated for Aaron and his sons (7:28–37)?
II. The Laws of the Priests (8:1–10:20) A. The Consecration of the Priesthood (8:1–36) 1. Describe the consecration ceremony for the priests (8:1–36).
2. What was the purpose of the Urim and the Thummim (8:8)?
B. The Ministry of the Priesthood (9:1–24) 1. Describe the sacrifices that Aaron made as he began his ministry (9:1–21).
2. How did God signify His approval of the sacrifices (9:22–24)?
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C. Failure of the Priesthood (10:1–20) 1. What sin did Nadab and Abihu commit (10:1–3)? Be specific!
2. What is the significance of the priests not being allowed to uncover their heads or tear their clothing (10:4–7)?
3. What further instructions were given to the priests (10:8–20)?
III.The Laws of Israel Regarding Purity (11:1–15:33) A. Laws Concerning Clean and Unclean Food (11:1–47) 1. How could the people of Israel determine which animals could be eaten (11:1–23)?
2. What does it mean to be “unclean” (11:24)?
3. What would the eating of an “unclean” animal have to do with holiness (12:24–47)?
B. Laws Concerning Childbirth (12:1–8) 1. What was to happen after a woman gave birth to a male child? What was to happen after a woman gave birth to a female child (12:1–5)
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2. What type of sacrifice was to be brought after the days of her purification (12:6–8)?
C. Laws Concerning Leprosy (13:1–14:57) 1. Why would God send people to a priest instead of doctor to determine if one had leprosy (13:1–46)?
2. What special commands were given to lepers (13:45–46)?
3. What laws were given concerning leprous garments (13:47–59)?
4. Describe the ritual for the cleansing of a healed leper (14:1–32).
5. What laws were given for a house where leprosy was found (14:33–57)?
D. Laws Concerning Discharge (15:1–33) 1. What are the general laws concerning bodily discharges (15:1–15)?
2. What special laws are given to men (15:16–18)?
3. What special laws are given to women (15:19–30)?
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IV. The Laws of National Atonement (16:1–17:16) A. Laws Concerning National Cleansing On the Day of Atonement (16:1–34) 1. How and when was Aaron to come into the Holy Place (16:1–5)?
2. What was Aaron to do before he could make atonement for the people (16:6–10)?
3. Describe the ritual for the annual day of atonement (16:11–34).
B. Laws Concerning the Location of Sacrifices (17:1–9) 1. Why were the children of Israel commanded to bring the animals they slaughtered to the tabernacle of meeting (17:1–9)?
2. Why would the “guilt of bloodshed” be imputed to man (17:4)?
C. Laws Concerning the Use of Blood (17:10–16) 1. Why is the eating of blood prohibited (17:10–14)?
2. Why were they prohibited from eating animals that had died naturally (17:15–16)?
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Part Two:The Laws of Acceptable Walk with God: Sanctification (18:1–27:34) I.
The Laws of Sanctification for the People (8:1–20:27) A. Laws of Sexual Sins (18:1–30) 1. What sins had the Egyptians and Canaanites been especially guilty of (18:1–5)?
2. What prohibitions were given concerning sexual relations (18:6–18)?
3. What further laws concerning sexual relations were given (18:19–23)?
4. How would the land be defiled by immorality (18:24–30)?
B. Laws of Social Order (19:1–37) 1. What laws were given concerning holiness (19:1–3)?
2. What was the law concerning the corners of the fields (19:9–10)?
3. How were they to regard the fruit of the land for three years (19:23–25)?
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4. What laws were given concerning pagan practices (19:26–28)?
5. How were they to treat the elderly (19:32)?
C. Laws of Penalties (20:1–27) 1. What was the penalty for making an offering to Molech? What about those who stood by and said nothing (20:1–5)?
2. What other crimes were considered to be worthy of death (20:6–27)?
II. The Laws of Sanctification for the Priesthood (21:1–22:33) A. Prohibited Practices of the Priests (21:1–15) 1. In what way could a priest defile himself with the dead (21:1–9)?
2. What type of woman was a priest required to marry (21:10–15)?
B. People Prohibited from the Priesthood (21:16–24) 1. What kind of men were prohibited from approaching God (21:16–21)?
2. What could this same man do with the bread of God (21:22–24)?
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C. Things Prohibited of the Priesthood (22:1–16) 1. What actions were prohibited on the part of the priests (22:1–9)?
2. What law was given concerning the eating of a holy offering (22:10–16)?
D. Sacrifices Prohibited of the Priesthood (22:17–30) 1. What kind of sacrifices were to be rejected (22:17–30)?
2. How old did an animal have to be before it could be offered (22:26–30)?
E. The Purpose of the Laws of the Priesthood (22:31–33) 1. What did God demand from His people (22:31–33)?
2. How was God to be “hallowed among the children of Israel” (22:32)?
III. The Laws of Sanctification in Worship (23:1–24:23) A. Laws of the Sanctified Feasts of Worship (23:1–44) 1. What was the purpose of the Sabbath (23:3)?
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2. What was the purpose of the Passover and Feast of Unleavened Bread (23:4–8)?
3. What was the purpose of the Feast of Firstfruits (23:9–14)?
4. What was the purpose of the Feast of Weeks (23:15–23)?
5. What was the purpose of the Feast of Trumpets (23:23–25)?
6. What was the purpose of the Day of Atonement (23:26–32)?
7. What was the purpose of the Feast of Tabernacles (23:33–44)?
B. Laws of the Sanctified Elements of Worship (24:1–9) 1. What type of oil was to be used in the Tabernacle lights (24:1–4)?
2. What regulations were given concerning the bread of the Tabernacle (24:5–9)?
C. Law of the Sanctified Name of God (24:10–23) 1. What crime had the son of an Israelite woman committed? What was the penalty for this crime (24:10–16, 23)?
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2. Is an animal of equal worth to a human being (24:17–23)?
IV. Laws of Sanctification in the Land of Canaan (25:1–26:46) A. Laws of Sanctification in the Land of Canaan (25:1–55) 1. What kind of Sabbath was to be observed every seven years (25:1–7)?
2. What was the Year of Jubilee (25:8–17)?
3. What was the law concerning the redemption of property (25:23–34)?
4. What was the law concerning slavery (25:39–55)?
B. Results of Obedience and Disobedience in the Land of Canaan (26:1–46) 1. What were the blessings of obedience (26:1–13)?
2. What were the penalties for disobedience (26:14–39)?
3. How could sinners come back into fellowship with God (26:40–46)?
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V. The Laws of Sanctification Through Vows (27:1–34) A. The Special Consecrating of Acceptable Things (27:1–25) 1. What type of vow is discussed (27:1–14)?
2. How would one dedicate a house or field to the Lord (27:14–25)?
B. Things Excluded from Consecration (27:26–33) 1. Why couldn’t they dedicate a “firstborn” animal (27:26–27)?
2. Why couldn’t one “doomed to destruction” be redeemed (27:29)?
C. The Conclusion of Leviticus (27:34)
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