1. Lesson 9 The Demands of Holy Living February 28, 2010

2.  We’ll cover readings for February 21-27, 2010  Portions of Exodus and Deuteronomy  Religious and Ceremonial Laws  Sacrifices and Offerings  Rules for priest  The sabbatical year; Year of Jubilee  Purification  Persons excluded from the congregation  The Nazirite vow; Vows of dedication  Laws of separation  Laws of Government  Concerning a king; Respect for rulers  The judicial system This Week 2

3.  Burnt Offerings  Sin Offerings  Trespass Offering  Peace Offering  Meat Offering  Drink Offering  Purification Various Offerings 3

4.  Voluntary or Required  What  Bull  Ram  Goat  Dove  Pigeon  When  For specific sins  Daily for sins in general Burnt Offering 4

5.  Text  Leviticus 1:1-17, 6:8-13; Exodus 29:38-46  How  Person bringing offering lays hands on the head  Priest sprinkles blood around the altar  Entrails burned  Meat for priests Burnt Offering (cont.) 5

6.  Unknown before time of Moses (Exodus 34:14)  What  Depends of resources of offerer  Bull, goat, lamb, dove, pigeon  In extreme poverty, 1 / 10 ephah of flour  When  Priests at consecration  Mothers at childbirth  Lepers when healed  Nazirites when unexpectedly defiled  Why  Particular occasion for particular sin Sin Offering 6

7.  Text  Leviticus 6:24-30  How  Sinner lays hands on head and confesses sin  If for whole people, elders act as representative  High Priest sprinkles blood seven times before veil  Some on horns of the altar  Rest poured out at foot of altar  Burned in entirety  High Priest could eat some in a holy place Sin Offering (cont.) 7

8.  Not for sin in absolute, but in civil terms  Required restitution, plus 20%  What  Ram  Lamb  Text  Leviticus 5:14-6:7  How  Blood sprinkled around altar  Organs burned  Flesh eaten by the priests Trespass Offering 8

9.  What  Make or female cow or sheep  Could be blemished, if freewill offering  When  At consecration of priests  At fulfillment of Nazirite vow  At any religious dedication  At Pentecost  Voluntary, as expression of gratitude to God  Why  Celebrate peace between God and man Peace Offering 9

10.  Text  Leviticus 3:1-17, 7:11-36, 22:21-25  How  With bread, leavened or unleavened (eaten by the priests)  Killed by offerer  Blood sprinkled around base of altar  Entrails burned  Breast and right shoulder to priest  Breast called “wave offering”  Shoulder called “heave offering”  Rest eaten by offerer Peace Offering (cont.) 10

11.  What  Bloodless offering  Flour and frankincense  Unleavened cakes  Parched corn and frankincense  Text  Leviticus 2, 6:14-23; Numbers 15:1-16; Numbers 28, 29  How  Salt and oil added  High Priest burned part on altar  Priests ate the rest Meat (or Meal) Offering 11

12.  If Bull  3/10 ephah (21 pints) of flour, pluse ½ hin (5 pints) of oil  If Ram  2/10 ephah of flour, plus 1/3 hin of oil  If Lamb  1/10 ephah of flour, plus ¼ hin of oil Meat (or Meal) Offering (con.t) 12

13.  Given with burnt offering and peace offering  What  Same amount of wine and oil  Text  Exodus 29:38-46; Numbers 15:1-16, 28:7-29  How  Poured out around altar Drink Offering 13

14.  Text  Numbers 5:1-3 Purification 14

15.  What insights have you gained from this week’s study?  What did you find in these passages that you have never seen before?  How did the Lord speak to your heart through the Word this week?  How will your walk with Him be different as a result? Your Turn... 15

16.  Readings for February 28-March 6  Holiness in Daily Life Next Week 16