Yearly Archives: 2018

A few things of interest here.  Look first at vs. 26  and you will see the purpose of these laws: “You shall be holy to me; for I the Lord am holy, and I have separated you from the other … Continue reading →

I am definitely playing catch up so I am not writing this on June 12, but rather on June 20.  Today is recognized as world refugee day, ironically.  I say ironically because I was wondering if you read vs.33 where … Continue reading →

  This is the chapter of the abominations, specifically the sexual abominations.  Much of it is hard to stomach.  I find it interesting that so much of what we define in our culture as love today is much more…, well,… … Continue reading →

When we served in Italy we had the opportunity to take part in the yearly slaughter of the pig which took place in the beginning of January, normally the 6th.  Part of the process was to bleed the pig and … Continue reading →

If you go back to Leviticus 10 you will see that it is here where we see the story of the death of the two sons of Aaron.  This entire chapter is dedicated to the day of atonement which continues to be … Continue reading →

Great to be back, by the way.  Sorry for the long silence, nearly two weeks, wow, that is a long time.  Alaska was awesome, Italy is next.  Back to Leviticus. I hope you get the idea that cleanliness was next … Continue reading →

Apparently houses can get leprosy as well.  We get a lot of water in our basement and just over this past year we have put a dehumidifier down there to prevent the mold from creeping up the walls and into … Continue reading →

Medical conditions were handled quite differently back in the day than they are today.  If you had leprosy, or some kind of a skin disease, you wouldn’t go to Wiley’s to get a cream, you would be banished from your … Continue reading →

Some of these Scriptures are interesting in that they reflect some of the information that we have in the New Testament in reference to Jesus.  Go to Luke 2:21-40 and we will see that Jesus is presented in the temple … Continue reading →

So these codes which allow us to see how people kept healthy back in the day, are helpful for us to understand what they were allowed and not allowed to eat.  You can’t really read this  chapter without actually reading … Continue reading →