Worship has meaning.
The offerings and priesthood show that approaching Yahweh is a matter of His instruction, with confession, responsibility, and reverence.
Leviticus 1–10The Word in View · Volume 03
Newly publishedA holy God. A people called near.
Yahweh has brought His people out of Egypt and taken His place among them. How can they draw near to a holy God—and what will His presence mean for the way they live?
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Leviticus brings offerings, priesthood, purity, atonement, appointed times, and life together into one searching question: how does a people live with Yahweh among them?
Realistic scenes help you follow the people, places, and actions within the text. Keep your Bible open beside the book and discover how worship, holiness, and everyday life belong together.
The kingdom thread
The offerings and priesthood show that approaching Yahweh is a matter of His instruction, with confession, responsibility, and reverence.
Leviticus 1–10Questions of purity and access lead to the Day of Atonement, with Yahweh providing instruction for His people and His sanctuary.
Leviticus 11–16Justice, care for neighbors, appointed times, land, and covenant faithfulness reveal how belonging to Yahweh shapes ordinary life.
Leviticus 17–27Read before you decide
Read 40 actual pages selected from the book. Begin at the tent of meeting, then explore offerings, priesthood, atonement, love for your neighbor, appointed times, and life in the land. No signup is required.
The images serve the biblical text. Where Scripture leaves a visual detail unstated, the artwork is a reconstruction rather than evidence of exactly how a person or event looked. Yahweh is not depicted in human form.
Read each referenced passage in your Bible, notice what the text says, and let that guide your questions and discussion.
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