Hey, this is A Year in the Bible with Daily Grace.

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

And today we're in Leviticus 16 through 18.

And I feel like we just keep circling back to Aaron's sons who died in the tabernacle.

We see that here again, CJ. What's going on?

Yeah, it's pretty bleak. We have to always return to these dead guys, but that's what it is.

So if remember, in Leviticus 8 through 10, Nadav and Avivu, they rushed into God's presence

at the wrong time, probably just, they were just being silly about it, and they weren't giving

God the respect he deserved, and he struck him down. So then, in Leviticus 16, we hear about them

again, because Leviticus 16 is actually going to show the proper way to enter into God's presence,

the Holy of Holies, once per year. And Leviticus 16 is going to give us the,

what I call the master reset. And that's something that we can talk about here in a second.

I would love to talk about that more. What is a master reset? And what do you mean you see that

here in Leviticus? Okay. So we've been learning about sin and impurity and how these purification offerings are to scrub

that white sheet clean so that God can dwell in the tabernacle. But if you remember even in

Leviticus 3, there were some mentions of some minor moral offenses or moral infractions that the sin offering and the purification offering deal with.

But the problem is, is, of course, you're going to forget about some, and maybe you're going to do others,

and eventually those things are going to build up on that white sheet.

So Leviticus 16 is the master reset, meaning the tabernacle itself in God's holy presence is going to be completely

scrubbed because there's going to be one goat that's slaughtered, and the high priest is going to

bring the blood into the most holy place where God's presence dwells. And then he's slowly going to

work outward, and some of that blood is going to cleanse the rest of that tabernacle. So it's like

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