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Session 11 Video

Session 11

Why Pick and Choose? (Leviticus 18-22)

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Journey through the book of Leviticus with Michael DeFazio as he unpacks the significance of sacrifices, the presence of God, clean and unclean practices, the day of atonement, and various laws and regulations. Gain insights into how these ancient rituals and commands relate to our lives today and discover the blessings and curses found in Christ.

Leviticus

Join Michael DeFazio as he explores the book of Leviticus, diving into its rituals, laws, and the presence of God, to uncover their relevance and meaning for our lives today.

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**Why Pick and Choose? (Leviticus 18-22)**

- Review...and Objections!

    - “Rituals, rules, and hierarchy, oh my!”

    - Picking and choosing...

- Categories for framing Levitical decrees

    - 1. Some are ________. (18:3-5, 24-28; 20:22-24)
    - 2. Some are ________. (19:19, 23-25, 30; 20:25-26)
    - 3. Some are ________.

- Principles (how to tell which are temporary)

    - 1. Check the Apostolic Teaching (i.e., the New Testament)

    - 2. Think through the laws with patience and care.

- Case Studies

    - Decrees against “homosexuality” (18:22; 20:13; cf. Romans 1:18-32; 1 Cor 6:9; 1 Tim 1:9)

    - Leviticus 19:19, 26-32

**Questions for Reflection and Discussion:**
1. What objections have you felt as you have studied Leviticus? How have you processed those? Which ones are resolved and which are still up in the air?
2. Have you ever been accused of “picking and choosing”? How did you (or would you have) defend yourself against this accusation?
3. Explain in your own words the three categories from the video. How do you find this helpful for making sense of Levitical laws?
4. What challenges do you foresee in trying to discern which OT laws apply today? How can you proceed wisely even amidst such challenges?

Why Pick and Choose? (Leviticus 18-22)

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