Watch Your Worship (Leviticus 17)
Session 7 discusses why we should watch our worship and pay attention to how we are offering our devotion to the Lord.
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Watch Your Worship (Leviticus 17)
Understanding the Word (then)
Restrictions for Acceptable Sacrifices (17:1-7)
Two restrictions: _ and _.
Two ways to take this and how to choose...
Restrictions for Blood (17:8-16)
Rules: offer or drain but do not drink
Rationale:
Hearing the Word (now)
Above all, this is a check.
Ceremony alone...
Two dangers:
Syncretism –
Convenience –
What about your worship?
Questions for Reflection and Discussion:
- If you read this text before the session, what did you think?
- How would you explain this text if a friend asked you what it meant and why it is in the Bible?
- Have you ever been tempted to worship a goat-demon? Just kidding. What are some ways we “mix” worship of God with devotion to idols in our own day?
- Backing up a bit: In a world where people don’t bow down to statues, how do we know when something has become an idol?
- In what ways have you slipped into expressions of worship that are more about convenience than devotion? What will you do about this?
Watch Your Worship (Leviticus 17) Instructions
Lesson
Watch Your Worship (Leviticus 17)
Understanding the Word (then)
Restrictions for Acceptable Sacrifices (17:1-7)
Two restrictions: _ and _.
Two ways to take this and how to choose...
Restrictions for Blood (17:8-16)
Rules: offer or drain but do not drink
Rationale:
Hearing the Word (now)
Above all, this is a check.
Ceremony alone...
Two dangers:
Syncretism –
Convenience –
What about your worship?
Questions for Reflection and Discussion:
- If you read this text before the session, what did you think?
- How would you explain this text if a friend asked you what it meant and why it is in the Bible?
- Have you ever been tempted to worship a goat-demon? Just kidding. What are some ways we “mix” worship of God with devotion to idols in our own day?
- Backing up a bit: In a world where people don’t bow down to statues, how do we know when something has become an idol?
- In what ways have you slipped into expressions of worship that are more about convenience than devotion? What will you do about this?