Welcome to Enjoying the Journey with Evangelist Scott Pauli.

Today we are on a journey through Scripture.

We hope you'll join us as we make 66 stops through each book of the Word of God.

A Christian lady was once asked if she had ever read the Bible all the way through.

Her response was brutally honest, and frankly, if most of us were honest, we'd have to say the same thing.

She responded that she had started three times, that she'd enjoyed Genesis very much and even Exodus,

but she had gotten bogged down in what she called the dull reading of Leviticus. I hope you don't feel that way, but the truth of

the matter is, all of us at some point have gotten bogged down. May I tell you that the Word of God

is never dull? We are dull. The word of God is never boring.

We may get dry, but it is perennally fresh. And the book of Leviticus is a book that must be

studied and read and profited from. And so today we take a short journey through the book of

Leviticus. Now, Leviticus picks up exactly where Exodus left off. As a matter of fact,

in Leviticus 1 verse 1, the Bible says, and the Lord God called unto Moses and spake in him out of the

tabernacle of the congregation saying, you'll remember that when Exodus ended in Exodus chapter 40,

they had just finished to the tabernacle. So

Leviticus picks up exactly where Exodus left off. God is speaking out of the new tabernacle.

Now where Genesis covered thousands of years and Exodus covers a great deal of time,

hundreds of years, the book of Leviticus is interesting because it covers

one month. That's right, an entire book given to one month. It must have been a pretty big month,

don't you think? There's no geographical movement. They're encamped at Mount Sinai, and God is speaking.

And, oh, my friend, his message is an important message.

As a matter of fact, the book of Leviticus is to Exodus what the rest of the New Testament is to the gospel records.

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