This is the Bible Book Club where each episode we dive deep into the only book written 2,000 years ago that can still change your life today.

Welcome to the club.

And welcome to the final episode of Leviticus.

You made it through this book that Susan and I thought was daunting, but we realized was actually a really precious and informative book for us read.

I loved it. I loved it. And had so many Bible benders,

I guess, because maybe I've never really studied it. But I loved it. Yeah. So congratulations.

Pat yourself on the back. You have made it through the third book of the Bible. Yeah. And you can

now tell your friends, oh yeah, I just finished a study in Leviticus. How many of them can relate to that?

But first, you have to make it through this last episode of this book. So let's go back to last week

and just kind of catch you up. God laid out a pattern of Sabbaths or the rest for people and for the

land. It involved seven days of holy days throughout the year, a Sabbath year, which is every seventh

year, and a super Sabbath year called the Jubilee, which was right after the seventh Sabbath

year, or every 50 years. And this year was a taste of what man had left behind in the garden

and of what was to come when the Messiah returns to the world order. It was a year where

all property was returned to each family debts and servitude was canceled. Yeah, and they just got to

sit around and God provided everything they needed during that year and actually the year before,

which would have been the seventh Sabbath year. I think we should re-institute the year of Jubilee.

I know, right? It's like a year-long sabbatical where you still get paid. Let's do it. I love it. Family first will be the first

implement. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. All right. So this episode is an end and a transition in the middle. It is like Heather said,

the end of Leviticus, which is the story of how God provided a way for the people of Israel to

live in his holy presence. But this episode is also a transition in the middle of the journey.

Moses's lifelong journey and mission to get the people to the promised land. That's what we're in the middle of. This is the scene of where we

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