Leviticus 8-10 - Our God is a Consuming Fire
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- A chapter by chapter and verse by verse study of Leviticus taught by Pastor Paul LeBoutillier of Calvary Chapel Ontario, Oregon. Visit us at www.ccontario.com for online studies through the entire Bible.
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Thank you Pastor for making the word so easy to understand.
I dreaded re-reading Leviticus, but this lesson really changed my mind.
Thanks Pastor Paul!!!
I get so much out of how you teach! Thank you!
Yes. I have received a lot from these messages. God bless
Me too glory to God. God bless you Pastor Paul.
Same
Thanks for your faithfulness in the Lord's word, Amen👐👐👐👏
Thank God for your life pastor Paul...Learning a lot from your sermon... watching from Philippines 🇵🇭
I was in the Philippines last year.
I have seen traditions and attitudes and behaviours in churches that were not biblical...they were like dead places ...no feeling or love.
This is now my Church and I am very grateful for it .Very useful teaching .
Many Thanks.
GillywifeofMark.Norfolk UK.
Even believers can still give in to their old sinful natures. Not justifying it.
Thank you Pastor Paul LeBoutillier.
Pastor Paul is the BEST teacher of Gods word. I am so Blessed to have found you sir. I no longer read due to problems with my vision but I TRULY believe it was a Blessing to lead me here!
Awesome, awesome teaching!!
What another great explanation. Thank you for being who you are and not being afraid
Thank you you are sent from God himself I know you will be among the highest in the land of our father
Thanks for the word of God 🙏🙏
Thank you!!
Such a good teaching :) thank you Lord!!🙏❤️
Thank you, Jesus, for Pastor Paul and this great teaching!
Thank you, Jesus!
Thanks!
Thank you, Pastor🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
thanks for the teaching Thanks for the teaching Pastor very fruitful.Sending our prayers from Toluca México.. blessings
Wonderful exposition of scripture. Thank you
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Thank you for the upload
Leviticus. : Chap. 8 - 10
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I can’t help but give credit where it is due: (8:35) - the transition was very good. It allowed for viewers to read what the pastor was reading #futurecontentcreator
Just wondering what version of the Bible you are using? I have tried to find it on the different versions on my phone but having no success. I like to follow word for word.
Delitha Dudley NIV
He goes back and forth between NIV and ESV
Ok, I read not all levites were anoited priests?
Presenting before The Lord on the day of atonement by the high priest is The law for going into the holy of hollies, isn’t it? As far as I understand, ordinary priests are allowed to put on incense for the Lord as that is one of the jobs in the holy place that the priest have to do. Chapter 10:1 Does not indicate Aaron sons went into the holy of hollies but just said that They offered an authorised fire before the Lord. Pastor Paul, do you think “before the Lord” here means entering the holy of hollies? If not, those claims that they shouldn’t have taken the incense and did it on a wrong day are not established, are they?
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Pastor, I understand that the sons broke God's law. however, so did Aaron himself. he made an idol for the people of God and many Jews died as a direct result of Aaron's actions. therefore, what accounts for mercy forgiven to Aaron and death for his sons? sin is sin. how do we explain this ? seems the proximity to God is the key factor.
Alfred Gomez you're right. Proximity is key. But it doesn't mean that proximity is only for a selected few. It really just is about your relationship with God and who you are in His eyes. Aaron and his generation - i believe- had that relationship and their characters were right with God. It's about being perfect, it's not about getting everything right. God didn't say we have to come to Him perfect. Although coming to Him in respect, humility etc.... Helps with 'proximity'. As for faith, as big as a mustard seed is a good place to start or be in. There is also a difference between pre and post Jesus, on how things were done. Have you ever watched the ted danson series the good place? You know what's the difference between God and the way they depict hell and it's employees, which i very amusing by the way, because if anything - even then - the devil can't win. So in this show, every time (ted danson) the demon gets its wrong (in season 2), he hits the reboot button and starts all over. God on the other hand has no reason to hit a reboot button on us. He doesn't need for us to wipe out or forget our past. And i think that works that way with the how He looks at sin. He sees it, He forgives and with time and experience we grow right? To be better. How could we possibly be better or learn not to make the same mistakes, if we need to erase sins from our memories? So what I'm trying to say is.... Sacrifice is made to give mercy and grace where sin exists. Our generation we rely on Jesus as the sacrifice....
Alfred Gomez you're right. Proximity is key. But it doesn't mean that proximity is only for a selected few. It really just is about your relationship with God and who you are in His eyes. Aaron and his generation - i believe- had that relationship and their characters were right with God. It's not about being perfect, it's not about getting everything right. God didn't say we have to come to Him perfect. Although coming to Him in respect, humility etc.... Helps with 'proximity'. As for faith, as big as a mustard seed is a good place to start or be in. There is also a difference between pre and post Jesus, on how things were done. Have you ever watched the ted danson series the good place? You know what's the difference between God and the way they depict hell and it's employees, which i very amusing by the way, because if anything - even then - the devil can't win. So in this show, every time (ted danson) the demon gets its wrong (in season 2), he hits the reboot button and starts all over. God on the other hand has no reason to hit a reboot button on us. He doesn't need for us to wipe out or forget our past. And i think that works with the how He looks at sin. He sees it, He forgives when we go to Him - with time and experience we grow right? To be better. How could we possibly be better or learn not to make the same mistakes, if we need to erase sins from our memories? How could we ever be free from our past if not for God/Jesus? So Aaron made some severe mistakes, but in this story... He was obedient. That's why they made the offerings no? To make a peace offering. So what I'm trying to say is.... Sacrifice is made to give mercy and grace where sin exists. Our generation we rely on Jesus as the sacrifice....
@@shobamacintyre6856 could it also be bcs of what exodus 32:26 says ? That the levites came to moses ? Like they choose to follow God rather than the calf ? So GOD gave them all a chance right ?
Also please understand that the whole knowledge of God no human knows it. So there are some things that only God can answer, though as we continue to study and hear the word of God we are learning more and gaining knowledge and wisdom to know His ways, and for us to be ready when the time comes that we die, are we ready? To meet God in the judgement day. That is why In everything we do, seek God first...
Where does in the bible said that the husband is the spiritual head of the family? The idea that the husband is the head came from societal expectations. Aren’t we are blessed through Jesus Christ alone? Isn’t that a sexist thing to say? I really wanna know. Thank you for your response.
You can send a question to Pastor Paul at ccontario.com/pastor-paul
1Corinthians 11:3 KJV "But I would have you know, that the head of every man is Christ; and the head of the woman is the man; and the head of Christ is God."