1. The entire book of Leviticus calls us to be
Holy. We are to be Holy in our
relationship with God. We are to be Holy
in our relationship with others. What
does “Holiness” mean to you?
2. Often
when we try to lead the Holy lives God has called us to, sometimes those who
don’t understand refer to us as being ‘Holier than thou’. How would you respond to that claim?
3. Reviewing
the requirements God placed on those items brought to the sacrificial alter,
what would you glean as being critical for something to be considered a
‘sacrifice’?
4. There
were six offerings the Hebrews could bring to the altar of the tabernacle. What needs in the individual were being met
from these ‘sacrifices’?
5. God
set Aaron and his sons aside for service to Him. God has called each and every one of us to
service to Him. How has God called YOU
to serve Him? How do you accomplish that
service?
6. The
Hebrew people brought an offering to the tabernacle on the ‘Day of Atonement’,
that their sins may be forgiven. How are
our sins atoned for us today?
7. God
has specific criteria for those who are going to minister to Him as priests to
the Hebrews. I Timothy and Titus give us
criteria for those who are lead God’s church.
Why does God instruct leaders to have these specific characteristics in
order to serve?
8. God
has given the Hebrews specific feasts they are to celebrate throughout the
year. Why do you think He has
established these feasts? What role do
you think God should play in ordering YOUR life?
9. The
Ten Commandments give us laws that help to provide us with the best possible
relationship with God and with others.
The instructions in Leviticus also give us instructions first in
strengthening our relationship with God and then with others. Matthew 22:35-40 tells us greatest
commandment is to love God. The second
greatest is to love others. How do you
live a life of Holiness that fulfills these two commands?
10. Why
does our love for God affect our love for others?
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