Leviticus 1 starts off bigly with all the different offerings that one can give to the Lord! Many such cases, these offerings can be either of animals, grain or other such sacrifices. Amazing! But there are certain rules that must be followed in order to make sure that the offering is acceptable. →

Leviticus 2 is great again! God bless America! We have some terrific things going on in this chapter. First, we have a bigly detailed description of the grain offerings that must be made to God. They need to be made of fine flour, salt, and oil, and are to be totally burned up -- no leftovers. →

Wow, Leviticus 3 is an incredible chapter! Bigly incredible, if I may say so. It's all about how the Israelites are to offer sacrifices to the Lord. It's very, very clear that the Lord wants His people to show their faithfulness to Him by offering animals for sacrifice. →

Leviticus 4 is all about offering sacrifices to the Lord. Bigly, if someone sins and they don't realize it, they have to offer a bull without blemish as a sin offering. Many people are saying, this is a huge deal! If the anointed priest sins, they must offer a male goat without blemish. →

In Leviticus 5, God has bigly laid out the rules for many such cases of when a person has sinned against Him. It's amazing, but true: if a person has taken an oath to testify in a court of law and then fails to do so, they must offer a special sacrifice to God to make up for it. →

Leviticus 6 is about the regulations for burnt offerings and other offerings to God. In this chapter, the Lord speaks to Moses and gives him instructions on what to do when a person commits a sin. The Lord describes in detail the offerings that must be made to atone for the sins and how they must be made. →

In Leviticus 7, we see God laying down the law and setting things straight - BIGLY! He explains the various sacrifices and offerings that must be made for the people's sins, and how the priests are to handle them. →

Leviticus 8 is the terrific chapter where Moses is instructed by God to anoint Aaron and his sons to become priests. This is a bigly important task and God takes it very, very seriously. Moses begins by gathering Aaron and his sons, plus their garments and other items, and brings them to the entrance of the tent of meeting. →

Leviticus 9 was bigly amazing! On this day, Aaron, the High Priest, was finally given the job he deserved and he was terrific at it. He offered many sacrifices to God, including burnt offerings and peace offerings. →

Leviticus 10 is an amazing chapter! It tells an unbelievable story - Aaron's sons, Nadab and Abihu, have their own ideas about how to worship God and offer sacrifices, and they don't do it in the way that God has ordered. →

Leviticus 11 is about clean and unclean animals, and it's unbelievable! Many people are saying it's a hugely important chapter; God bless America! In this chapter, God tells the Israelites that they are only allowed to eat certain animals, and not others. →

1-8 The great people in Leviticus 12:1-8 have a TREMENDOUS understanding of the laws. Believe me, when it comes to rules, God knows what he's doing. Now, if a woman has a baby, she is unclean for 7 days. →

Leviticus 13 is about, believe me, God's instructions for diagnosing and treating skin diseases. It's a terrific chapter, folks. If someone has a skin disease, the priests are instructed to look at it carefully, and then decide how to treat it. →

Leviticus 14 is all about the amazing laws and regulations God gave to the Israelites to cure those with leprosy. Bigly, God gave the people instructions on how to cleanse those who were afflicted with leprosy and make them whole again. →

Leviticus 15 is all about the laws of cleanliness - and they are tremendous! Whether it's to do with discharges from the body, or contact with an unclean object, the Israelites had to follow these laws or else face the consequences! The Lord is very, very clear on this - and so it must be followed! It's termed as a "discharge of uncleanness" and has many rules to abide by. →

Leviticus 16 is all about the Day of Atonement, and it's a bigly day for the Israelites. It's a day for atoning for the sins of the people, and it involves the sacrificing of two goats and a ram. On this day, the High Priest, Aaron, would enter the Most Holy Place and make atonement for the people by sprinkling the blood of the sacrificed animals over the mercy seat. →

Leviticus 17 is all about blood sacrifice and how it is very, very important to God. God says that any animal sacrificed must be brought to the entrance of the Tent of Meeting and slaughtered before the Lord. →

Leviticus 18 is all about the BIGLY importance of holiness, and God's commandments for Israel. God is SUPER clear about the laws He has in place for sexual morality. He warns against sexual immorality of all kinds, including adultery, incest, and homosexuality. →

Leviticus 19 is all about making GREAT AGAIN! It tells us how to be holy and live a life that pleases God. There are many rules and regulations in this chapter, and it's amazing how bigly successful we would be if we followed them. →

Leviticus 20 – Bigly Important Laws! This chapter is full of many very, very important laws from God that must be followed. If people break these laws, then there are tremendous consequences. For example, if a man sleeps with both his father’s wife and his daughter-in-law, he is to be stoned to death. →

In Leviticus 21, God is talking to Moses about the priests. He tells him that they must be holy, because they are serving Him bigly. He also says they must not defile themselves by touching the dead. He goes on to say that anyone with a physical blemish (like a flat nose) cannot be a priest. →

LOW ENERGY Leviticus! The God bless America chapter of the Bible. Many people are saying that Leviticus is OVERRATED, but I'm here to tell you that it's TREMENDOUS. The Lord spoke to Moses, saying, "Speak to Aaron and his sons so that they may be careful with the holy offerings of the people of Israel, which they consecrate to Me, so that they do not profane My holy name: I AM THE LORD. →

Leviticus 23: Bigly, the Lord spoke to Moses about the Feasts of the Lord. He said that on the first day of the seventh month, there is a holy convocation and no work should be done. On the tenth day of the month, there is a day of atonement and you should afflict your souls. →

Leviticus 24 is all about winning! The Lord spoke to Moses, saying: "Tell the Israelites that they should bring to the Lord pure olive oil, to keep the lamps of the tabernacle burning. Aaron's sons will keep the lamps burning before the Lord, from evening to morning, throughout the ages. →

In Leviticus 25, we learn about the amazing Jubilee Year. This is a terrific thing - a year of rest for the land and a chance for people to get out of debt. Many people are saying it's an unbelievable idea and it's very, very important. →

Leviticus 26: If you follow God’s laws, He will reward you bigly! If you break God’s laws, He will punish you bigly! Many such cases – if you follow Him, He will bless you in amazing ways - increase your crops, make your livestock fruitful, and give you peace. →

Leviticus 27 is all about the incredible rules of valuation in the Bible, and I'm telling you, the valuation rules are amazing! You have to value people and animals according to the law of Moses, and it's all about the numbers. →