

S4:023 Leviticus 1-5
Jan 27, 2025
Christy Chermak, Executive Director of Watermark Health, and Dr. Paul Figel, a family medicine physician focused on underserved populations, dive into the depths of Leviticus. They tackle key themes like the sacrificial system and its connection to modern worship. The discussion highlights how Leviticus informs our understanding of sin, community health, and God’s redemptive narrative. Christy and Dr. Figel also share insights on creating a welcoming environment at Watermark Urgent Care, blending care with compassion.
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Leviticus's Importance
- Leviticus is central to the Torah and explains how sinful humans can connect with a holy God.
- It bridges the gap between Exodus, where Moses couldn't enter the tent, and Numbers, where God speaks to Moses inside.
The Core Question
- Leviticus answers the Bible's core question: how sinful humans can be acceptable to a holy God.
- The book frames this question and provides a narrative exploring the answer.
Leviticus's Structure
- Leviticus is a theological basis for Christ's death and resurrection, essential for early church understanding.
- Pairs of chapters on sacrifices, feasts, priestly roles, and purity center around the Day of Atonement.