Leviticus Studies - BEYOND THE KNOWN

Leviticus Studies
Explore Leviticus through close reading, literary structure, ancient Near Eastern context, and biblical theology. These studies examine sacrifice, priesthood, purity, holiness, atonement, sacred time, and God’s presence among Israel.

An Aaronic priest applies sacrificial blood to a horn of the golden incense altar inside the tabernacle, as described in Leviticus 4:7.

Why Does Leviticus 4 Require Different Sacrifices for Unintentional Sin?

Why does Leviticus 4 require different sacrifices for unintentional sin? Explore how the offerings of…

October 23, 2026

Biblical Theology Leviticus Studies

Why Does Leviticus 4 Require Different Sacrifices for Unintentional Sin?

Why does Leviticus 4 require different sacrifices for unintentional sin? Explore how the offerings of…

An Israelite priest places animal fat over the flames of a bronze altar while a worshiper watches in the tabernacle courtyard.

October 21, 2026

Biblical Theology Leviticus Studies

Why Does Leviticus 3 Reserve the Fat for the LORD?

Why does Leviticus 3 reserve the fat for the LORD? Explore the meaning of the…

An Israelite woman holds a bowl of flour while a priest takes a handful near the bronze altar (Leviticus 2:1–3).

October 15, 2026

Biblical Theology Leviticus Studies

Why Does Leviticus 2 Require Grain, Oil, and Frankincense?

Why did Leviticus 2 require fine flour, olive oil, frankincense, and salt? Discover how the…

An Israelite places his hand on a bull's head near the bronze altar as a priest watches in the tabernacle courtyard (Leviticus 1:3–4).

October 14, 2026

Biblical Theology Leviticus Studies

Why Did Leviticus Begin with Sacrifice?

Why does Leviticus begin with sacrifice after God's glory fills the tabernacle? Explore the burnt…