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Father Stephen holds a Ph.D. in biblical studies, and it's an Orthodox priest serving at Archangel Gabriel Orthodox Church in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Okay, we'll go ahead and get started.

We're going to get started here in just a moment.

We're going to pick up at the beginning of Leviticus chapter 23.

Yes, 23.

A two?

Two. Followed by a three.

So, and once again, we don't have to do a long recap because, as we mentioned last time, we're sort of past the narrative portions.

Now of Leviticus, the rest of Leviticus is all going to be what we've been calling sort of legislative

material or commandments instructions about particular things uh and so we've been breaking it places

where the topic changes right so we're talking about we talked about various topics last time

tonight we're starting with the feasts, right?

The cycle of feasts for ancient Israel.

That's not sort of dependent on what we were just talking about.

Now we will see themes, obviously, that we've talked about running through

Leviticus that will come back up and the stuff we're going to be reading and we'll comment

on that as we go.

But I'm not going to spend a ton of time like recapping the topics from last time since we're dealing with different topics tonight.

So that said, unless anybody has any leftover comments or questions or broad characterizations of people from

Eastern European countries that need to be heard.

We'll go ahead and pick up at the beginning of Leviticus chapter 23.

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