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Leviticus 11:42 · BSB
11:42 Do not eat any creature that moves along the ground, whether it crawls on its belly or walks on four or more feet; for such creatures are detestable.
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…who likes to violate God's laws? And the whole church feels safe, just putting their hands in the air. Maybe we should get into the word. We're inLeviticus chapter 11this week if you want to open your Bibles but you probably already know, you're safe, you're aware that the New Testament makes it abundantly clear…
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…his priest, will cleanse him. It's interesting that He uses the word wash in verse 7. He says, wash me. That word is actually used in verse 8 ofLeviticus chapter 11. It's referring to the clothes that the leper has to wash. It carries this idea that they have to be manhandled. The clothes have to be rubbed…
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…We also see that he cries out and he appeals to God that he would cleanse him from his sin. This word is used in the holiness code, which is inLeviticus chapters 11through 14. And it is a direct reference to leprosy. And the impurity and the uncleanness that comes with leprosy. The ostracization. The…
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…were out. And to help us understand this better, we need to go back to the Old Testament. So, keep a finger in Colossians and go back with me toLeviticus chapter 11. So, the first book in the Bible is Genesis, then it's Exodus, and then it's Leviticus. Leviticus chapter 11, verse 45. I'll just give you a moment…
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…story context and symbol. So what's the context? Peter's quoting Leviticus. We know that. And then the part of Leviticus is quoting comes fromLeviticus, chapter 11. I want you to see this. So, turning Leviticus 11, I think it's on page 85. They told me this morning I have a different Bible. This is where…
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…because we serve a holy God and because we are to be holy. And we'll hear more about this holiness in two weeks time. But God is saying inLeviticus chapter 11, nation of Israel, you must be distinct. And every single meal is a reminder of that difference between you and the world. But like Jesus says in…
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…characteristic. It is his uniqueness. It is his Oneness. I like to call it his other notice. Because there was no other like him and never will be.Leviticus chapter 11and verse 45 says, for I am the Lord that bringeth you up out of the land of Egypt, to be your God, and you shall therefore be holy for. I am Holy…
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…the context of the crisis of chapter 10 is resolution of chapter 16. And what we see as you move into chapter 11 is the strangeness of the world ofLeviticus. Chapter 11is a series of food laws which distinguish between clean and unclean. They're the two words that characterize chapters 11 to 15. I'll read a few…
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