Day 69

The Bible In A Year 69

from the The Bible In A Year reading plan


Leviticus 11-12, Matthew 23

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88 thoughts on "The Bible In A Year 69"

  1. Betsy Rivera says:

    It’s great to see all the rules the Pharisees are supposed to follow and are not

  2. Melissa Smith says:

    ❤️❤️yes! These verses resonated with me also.

  3. Laura Glenn says:

    It is interesting seeing these two passages side by side- the Pharisees took God’s perfect law and added to it. It is important to remind ourselves to not add to the Word of God!

  4. Rose Vanderschel says:

    I agree that Leviticus is hard to not get lost in the lists of things that require ritual sacrifices. I am encouraged though that even before Jesus came God wanted us to not have any barriers between Him and his people. Once again are sin needed dealing with. Not only does he give them a path of atonement but he also in his great mercy allowed for people who had little to have an avenue of atonement. Instead of a lamb they could bring a pigeon or dove. Praise God and his great Love for us!

  5. Karen Collins says:

    ❤️

  6. Lindsey Bradley says:

    The numbers in Leviticus 12 are so important- 7 days waiting before circumcising a male on the 8th day; a woman being unclean for 7 days postpartum and for an additional 33 days after birthing a male child; however, this time doubled to 14 and 66 days after birthing a female child.

    It’s early for me to get lost in all of the details, but the main takeaway I had was that sacrifices and rituals allowed the Israelites to consecrate themselves before God because He is holy.

  7. Katie Walters says:

    ❤️

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