Hey, this is a year in the Bible with Daily Grace.

I'm Shelby and I'm here with CJ.

And today we're talking through Leviticus 8 through 10.

So in the first seven chapters of Leviticus, we talked through some different offerings.

Now it feels like there's a shift here, and we're talking

about something different starting in chapter 8. Can you tee that up for us? Yeah, so Leviticus

in 8 through 10 are going to feel more like narrative, maybe something we've come to experience

or relate to in Genesis and Exodus, and it's going to feel different than the ritual instruction that we

just read about in Leviticus 1 through 7. So essentially what's happening here is for a while now,

Moses has been functioning as Israel's priest. He's been the intermediary between God and Israel.

And now that we have the tabernacle up and running, now that we have all the sacrifices

up and running, and we know how to do those, presumably, even though they're confusing,

Moses can now get ready to ordain Aaron and his sons as the priests moving forward.

So that's kind of where we're at in Leviticus 8 through 10.

Okay, so they're like actually now

entering the tabernacle. That's like kind of where we're at here. We've got the groundwork laid

and now it's like time. Okay, so walk us through these chapters and what happens. Okay, so Moses can

finally enter the tabernacle in Leviticus, and then he brings in Aaron after Aaron is properly

ordained using some of the sacrifices that we learned about, Leviticus 1 through 7. And then the

fire of the Lord's presence leaps out from the most holy place where God dwells, and it consumes

all the sacrifices on the altar, which is showing that God is pleased with what's going on.

This is exactly what the tabernacle is supposed to be used for.

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