Welcome to a year in the Bible with Daily Grace. The Bible tells one big story

of redemption, and we want to spend five minutes every day, journeying through

the Bible from start to finish, and exploring how all of it points to Jesus.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the year in the Bible podcast. My name is Kristin,

and today we have a special bonus episode on the books of Leviticus and Numbers.

Just as a reminder, every few weeks we'll be releasing these special episodes

so that we can go through some commonly asked questions and greater depth,

as well as correct a few mistakes that we made in our daily podcasts.

So in today's show notes, you can see a full list of corrections for episodes that have

already been released for Leviticus and Numbers. And before we go any further,

I just wanted to say great job for making it this far in your Bible reading plan.

You made it through some really hard chapters, and we are so proud of you.

If you've skipped a few chapters or if you're just joining us today for the first time,

we're so happy for you to join us. At the Daily Grace Code, we love the Bible,

and our goal throughout this entire read through the Bible in your plan is to be in the word of God,

to know it better and to love it more, and we're so happy to have you join us as we study the

Bible together. So today we're going to be talking about the commonly asked question

what is the purpose of the law? We've been reading about the law a lot throughout the book of

Leviticus and Numbers, and through the whole thing, you may have been wondering, isn't this a

little old fashioned? Or how does this relate to my life? Or maybe you've noticed this a version

or a sense of discomfort stirring up within you? These days it's so easy to think of the law as a

bad thing. In our culture, we don't like being told what to do, and we can often view commands as

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