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Leviticus 6

Keep the Fire Burning: The Burnt Offering

The Lord's Day Evening November 7, 2004 Leviticus 6:8-13 “Keep the Fire Burning: The Burnt Offering” The Reverend Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III If you have your Bibles, I'd invite you to turn with me to Leviticus, chapter six. The last time we were together in Leviticus–at least, you and I–was back on October 17. Now, Derek was with you looking at that transition, the final offering described in that first section of Leviticus one through six, a passage that began in chapter five and ended in chapter six, verse seven. And now we are back repeating, going over the ground that has already been covered. As we studied Leviticus 1-5 one of the things that we said was the various offerings that are addressed there are addressed from the standpoint of the one who is bringing those…

Priestly Pay: The Priest’s Portion of the Grain…

The Lord's Day Evening November 14, 2004 Leviticus 6:14-18 “Priestly Pay: the Priest's Portion of the Grain Offering” Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III If you have your Bibles, I'd invite you to turn with me to Leviticus, chapter six. Tonight we will be looking again at what has been called the grain offering or the meal offering. We spent some time looking at this offering from the perspective of the basics required in this sacrifice to the Lord, especially from the perspective of the worshippers offering this sacrifice. We learned in Leviticus 2 that the grain offering, or the meal offering, consisted of worshippers offering cooked or uncooked meal to the Lord. The ingredients of this meal symbolized God's lasting bounty to them, and excluded elements that represented…

Burnt Bread: The Grain Offering

The Lord's Day Evening November 21, 2004 Leviticus 6:19-23 “Burnt Bread: The Grain Offering” (2) Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III If you have your Bibles, I'd invite you to turn with me to Leviticus, chapter six, again; this time beginning in verse 19. You’ll want to allow your eyes to look back four verses over the passage that we considered last week when we first began to look again at the grain offering. And perhaps you’ll want to remember something of what we said when we looked at the grain offering in Leviticus 2. We said there that in the grain offering, worshippers offered a cooked and an uncooked meal offering, the ingredients of which symbolized God's lasting bounty to us, and excluded those elements that would have represented corruption. And the design behind this…

Slain Before the Lord: The Sin Offering

The Lord's Day Evening November 28, 2004 Leviticus 6:24-30 “Slain Before the Lord: The Sin Offering” Dr. J. Ligon Duncan III If you have your Bibles, I'd invite you to turn with me to Leviticus, chapter six. Last week we were looking at Leviticus 6:19-23, and at the priestly grain offering. And we saw several things in that passage of note. First of all, the emphasis on consecration: the way that Aaron and his sons were to express, to visibly manifest their consecration of the whole…

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Leviticus 6

Keep the Fire Burning: The Burnt Offering

Priestly Pay: The Priest’s Portion of the Grain…

Burnt Bread: The Grain Offering

Slain Before the Lord: The Sin Offering