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This week, Paul wants to demonstrate how the book of Leviticus isn't something to skim through

or skip altogether. It's a beautiful portion of the Word of God meant to transform your life.

Here's this week's Wednesday's Word.

What book of the Bible are you currently spending your devotional time in?

When that comes to an end, do you know what you'll study next?

When you made the previous decision to study what you're currently reading,

how did you choose which book of the Bible to pick?

For all these questions, was Leviticus ever considered?

Even for a moment?

I love Leviticus, but many Christians haven't had the opportunity to fall in love with the book because it has gotten a bad billing.

To be fair, at first glance, it comes across as hard to work through because of all the details of the sacrificial system and the repeated regulations and feast days.

It seems easy to get lost within Leviticus. But I love Leviticus so much because it presents to us

a beautiful picture of the redeeming love of God. Could there be a more wonderful picture of the

love of God than his willingness to make more wonderful picture of the love of God

than his willingness to make atonement for the sins of his own? Leviticus is in the Bible to

entertain and answer probably some of the most important questions that we could ever ask

as we seek to understand the biblical story. How can a perfectly holy God live with such unholy

people? How can he do so without compromising his holiness? How can a perfectly holy God live with such unholy people? How can he do so without compromising

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