BibleProject What Does Leviticus Teach Us About Jesus? – Leviticus Q+R
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Oct 12, 2022 Explore the intricacies of sacrificial rituals in Leviticus, like the surprising process of cleaning the tabernacle. Discover the symbolism behind the laying of hands and how it relates to themes of atonement. The discussion links the scapegoat to deeper narratives of sin and mercy, including Cain and Abel. Learn how the ritual laws brought joy and community among the Israelites, transforming views on ancient practices. Plus, uncover how these old laws resonate with New Testament teachings about Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice.
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Blood Drying
- Tim and Jon discussed how blood dries and flakes off, based on their experiences with their children's cuts.
- They questioned what happens to large quantities of blood if left uncleaned, like at a crime scene.
Tabernacle Cleaning
- The Torah doesn't specify how the tabernacle was cleaned, focusing on the symbolism of purification, not literal cleaning.
- Later temples had water systems for cleaning, suggesting blood was washed away, despite purification rituals involving applying it.
Laying on of Hands
- Laying on of hands signifies appointing a representative, not solely transferring sin.
- This meaning applies to both the scapegoat and New Testament practices like sending out missionaries.