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Quote:By H. A. (Buster) Dobbs I.        Introduction. A.        The author is generally conceited to be Moses B.        The book is regarded as a handbook for priests C.        Leviticus contains laws regulating priests, purity, sacrifices, and holy days II.        Sacrifices (1:1 to 7:3 A.        Burnt offering (1:1-17) 1.        Offering of a bullock a.        The animals body was consumed entirely in the fire b.        It was a free will offering - surrender of life and will to God (1:2-3) c.        It was the giving of something of value (1:3) d.        It was an atonement (1:4) e.        It was deliberate and meditative (1:4-5) f.        The hide was given to the priest (1:6; 7: 2.        Offering of sheep and goats (1:10-13) 3.        Offering of fowls (1:14-17) B.        Meat (meal) offering, bloodless and voluntary homage (2:1-16) 1.        The priest burned a portion and retained the balance (2:2-3) 2.        Offering of unleavened cakes (biscuits, or pancakes ( 2:4-10) 3.        Leaven and honey forbidden to be burned on the altar (2:11) 4.        Leaven and honey may be offered, but not burned (2:12) 5.        Offerings to be made with salt (2:13) 6.        Corn (grain) offered with frankincense and oil (2:14-16) C.        Peace offering (3:1-17) 1.        Offering of the herd male or female - bull, calf, cow, ox - (3:1-5) 2.        Offering of the flock lamb (3:6-11) 3.        Offering of goat (3:12-16) 4.        Forbidden to eat fat or blood (3:17) D.        Sin offering (4:1 to 5:13) 1.        If the sin is done through ignorance (4:2) 2.        If a high priest sin (4:3-12) 3.        If the whole congregation of Israel sin (4:13-21) 4.        If a ruler sin (4:22-26) 5.        If a common person sin (4:27-35) 6.        Three specific things requiring a sin offering (5:1-6) 7.        Concessions made to poverty (5:7-13) E.        Trespass offering (5:14 to 6:7) 1.        If the trespass is done through ignorance (5:14) 2.        Failing to pay tithes and offering to Jehovah (5:15-19) 3.        Dealing falsely with a neighbor (6:1-7) F.        Additional rules concerning sacrifices (6:8 to 7:3 1.        Fire of the altar to never go out (6:8-13) 2.        Priestly portion of meat (meal) offering (6:14-1 3.        Priestly offering of meal (cereal) (6:19-23) 4.        Priests portion and handling of sin offering (6:24-30) 5.        Further rules for trespass offerings (7:1-7) 6.        Skin of burnt offering belongs to priest (7: 7.        Instructions to priests for handling sacrifices (7:9-21) 8.        Not to eat the fat of a sacrifice nor any blood ever (7:22-27) 9.        Portion of peach offering belong to the priests (7:28-34) 10.        Conclusion of the section on sacrifices (7:35-3 III.        Hereditary Priestly System (8:1 to 10:20) A.        Consecration of Aaron and his sons (8:1-36) 1.        Anointing of Aaron and his sons (8:1-13) 2.        Sin offering for Aaron and his sons (8:14-17) 3.        Burnt offering for Aaron and his sons (8:18-21) 4.        Ram of consecration offered for Aaron and his sons (8:22-30) B.        Aarons offerings for himself and the people (9:1-21) C.        Priestly blessing of the people (9:22-23) D.        Jehovah accepts the sacrifices by fire (9:24) E.        Historical section (10:1-20) 1.        Sin and punishment of Nadab and Abihu, sons of Aaron (10:1-7) 2.        Law of wine and strong drink for the priests (10:8-9) 3.        Distinguish between holy and unholy (10:10) 4.        Priests to be teachers of the people (10:11) 5.        Law of priests eating holy things (10:12-20) IV.        Laws Concerning Purity A.        Laws of purity for Israel (11:1 to 15:33) 1.        Ceremonial uncleanness (11:1 to 15) a.        Unclean beasts that may not be eaten (11:2-47) b.        Purification following childbirth (12:1- c.        Laws concerning leprosy (13:1-59) d.        Ceremonial cleansing for leprosy (14:1-57) 2.        Issues from human body (15:1-33) B.        Day of atonement (16:1-34) 1.        Forbidden to enter holy place within the vail (16:2) 2.        Bathing and dressing (16:4) 3.        Sin offering for self (16:6) 4.        Sin offering for people (16:5) 5.        Cast lots for two goats one sacrificed and one released (16:5- 6.        Sacrificed the bullock (16:11) 7.        Holy place within the vail with censer and incense (16:12-13) 8.        Return to Holy of Holies with bullocks blood (16:14) 9.        Came out into court and killed the goat (16:15) 10.        Return to Holy of Holies with goats blood (16:15) 11.        Purified tabernacle (16:16-17) 12.        Blood placed on horns of the altar (16:18-19) 13.        Remaining goat released (16:20-22) 14.        Bathed again and changed his clothes (16:23) 15.        Sacrificed two rams (16:24-25) 16.        He that released the scapegoat shall wash (16:26) 17.        Remainder of sin offerings burned without the camp (16:27-2 18.        Everlasting statute (16:29-34) C.        Various laws concerning sacrifices (17:1-16) 1.        No sacrifices allowed away from the tabernacle (17:1-9) 2.        No eating of blood (17:10-14) 3.        Eating that which died of itself, or was torn (17:15-16) V.        Preserving Holiness (18:1 to 27:34) A.        Unlawful marriages and lusts (18:1-30) 1.        Incest forbidden (18:6) 2.        Homosexuality forbidden (18:22) 3.        Bestiality forbidden (18:23) B.        Various laws governing moral uncleanness (19:1 to 20:27) C.        Rules governing behavior of priests (21:1 to 22:16) D.        Rules for sacrifices (22:17-33) E.        Feasts and holy days (23:1-44) 1.        Seventh day sabbath (23:3) 2.        Passover (23:4-14) 3.        Pentecost, or first fruits (23:15-21) 4.        Feast of trumpets, New Years day of civil year (23:22-25) 5.        Day of atonement (23:26-32) 6.        Feast of tabernacles (lived in booths) (23:33-44) F.        Sundry rules (24:1-23) 1.        Oil for the tabernacle lamps (24:1- 2.        Twelve cakes of fine flour - shewbread (24:5-9) 3.        Blaspheming God punished by death (24:10-16) 4.        Eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth (24:17-23) G.        Sabbatical year every seven years (25:1-7) H.        Year of Jubilee every fiftieth year (25:8-24) 1.        Treatment of the poor (25:25-2 2.        Land sold and redeemed (25:29-34) 3.        No usury to be taken of a brother (25:35-3 4.        Treatment of a brother Jew (25:39-46) 5.        Redeeming Jews sold to non-Jews (25:47-55) I.        Promises and warnings (26:1-46) 1.        Blessing for obedience (26:1-13) 2.        A curse for disobedience (26:14-46) J.        Vows and tithes (27:1-34)
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