So, Welcome to another episode of 40 minutes in the Old Testament. I'm Daniel and Mary

Bryce joined by Chad Bird. Chad, this is episode number three in Leviticus.

We are already on 3. Man, we are making some progress.

Not chapter 3. Not chapter 3. Yeah, episode 3. That's right. We are just in chapter 2.

Everybody's gonna have to bear

with me a little bit here I'm a little bit under under the weather I don't know if you can

tell that from my voice or not but I'm being I'm being currently attacked

by mold and cedar and all sorts of other nastiness in the air

so hang with me we'll get through this and maybe I'll be better next time.

Hopefully so. Yeah.

It's all right, half the country is sick right now, so it's fine.

Maybe I need to offer like a bird to offer it or something.

Make myself feel better. We did talk about burnt offerings last time. That was all

about chapter one and we're here at the beginning of chapter two now and hopefully

you're you're learning a few things enjoying this journey into Leviticus there's's a, there's actually a, there's a lot here

and every time I go back through this book,

either just reading it or, or teaching something about it, I learned something new, in fact fact I can't wait to tell you

something I learned just this morning in fact about salt I'll get to that a little bit

but every time I every time I go back through Leviticus

there's always something new that jumps out of me, whether it's from the text itself

from a commentary that I'm reading. There's just so much that's kind of embedded here and a lot of it is sort of

implicit. I don't know if you've noticed that about Leviticus. There's not a lot of

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