Naked Bible 67: Leviticus 5

The Naked Bible Podcast

Dr. Michael S. Heiser

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 September 2015

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Leviticus 5 focuses on the so-called “guilt offering” of the OT sacrificial system. As was the case with the “sin offering” of Leviticus 4, the terminology / translation “guilt offering” is misleading, due to how Christians naturally filter OT sacrificial talk through what happened on the cross. The episode discusses what the “guilt offering” really meant and accomplished (or not).

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0:26.6	Welcome to the NakedBible Podcast episode 67, Leviticus chapter 5.
0:31.4	I'm your layman, Tray Strickland, and he's the scholar, Dr. Michael Heiser.
0:34.8	Hey, Mike, how you doing?
0:36.1	Very good.
0:37.1	Very good.
0:38.1	Good to be back and in the Leviticus some more.
0:40.1	Absolutely.
0:41.1	We're trucking right through, so I'm excited about number 5.
0:44.1	Yeah, I actually got a comment on the blog that someone said, hey, I learned something
0:48.1	from Leviticus.
0:49.1	I had an aha moment from Leviticus.
0:52.1	Yeah.
0:53.1	I agree.
0:54.1	I think the biggest thing that I've taken away from it is the decotemination plot process
1:00.0	behind it.
1:01.0	Yeah.
1:02.0	That was really an aha moment for me.
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