Leviticus,Numbers, and Deuteronomy Flashcards
The word “Leviticus” means
pertaining to the Levites
Leviticus was written during
the Israelites one year stay at Mt. Sinai
The theme of Leviticus is
God is holy, and the Israelites are to reflect his holiness in their lives
Leviticus 1-7, which deals with matters such as burnt offerings, grain offerings, and sin offerings, outlines the procedures for the
sacrificial system of ancient Israel
Leviticus 11 teaches that clean land animals had
divided hoofs and chewed the cud
Clean sea creatures had
fins and scales
What types of birds were not to be eaten
birds of prey, or scavenger birds
On the Day of Atonement, the High Priest would first sacrifice a bull. Why would he do this?
He did this to make atonement for his sins and the sins of his household
On the Day of Atonement, tow goats would be set aside. What would be done with the first goat?
It would be sacrificed for the sins of the people
The High Priest would then put his hands on the second goat, or “scapegoat.” Why would he do this?
He did this to “transfer” the sins of the people onto the goat
The scapegoat would then be released into the desert. What did this action represent?
This represents the sins of the people being removed from them permanently
Leviticus 17 teaches that the blood of an animal was not to be eaten. What two reasons were given for this?
- the life of the flesh is in the blood
2. the blood is for making “atonement for your souls on the altar”
Leviticus 19:2 states
“you shall be holy, for I the Lord am holy”
Leviticus 19:18 states, “You shall not take vengeance or bear a grudge against any of your people but you shall ____: I am the Lord”
love your neighbor as yourself
Define Gleaning
The harvesters would leave the corners of a field alone and would only go through a field once. Then the poor and aliens could go through the field and take what is left.