Leviticus QT


01. The Burnt Offering (Lev 1:1-17)

02. Grain (meal) Offering (Lev 2:1-16)

03. The Peace offering = Sacrifice for Peace (Lev 3:1-17)

04. Sin Offering for Priests and Congregation (Lev 4:1-21)

05. Sin Offering for Leaders and Common person (Lev 4:22-35)

06. Additional Sin Offering Regulations (Lev 5:1-13)

07.  Trespass (Guilt)Offering (Lev 5:14-6:7)

08. Instructions for Priests (Burnt, Grain, Sin offering)(Lev 6:8-30)

09.  Instructions for priests (guilt, peace offering) (Lev 7:1-21)

10.  Instructions for the Israelites (Lev 7:22-38)

11.  Consecration of the priests and tabernacle (Lev 8:1-17)

12.  Consecration of priest and tabernacle – cont. (Lev 8:18-36)

13.   Inauguration of Tabernacle worship (Lev 9:1-24)

14.  Death of the priests (Nadab and Abihu) (Lev 10:1-20)

15.  These animals are unclean to you (Lev 11:1-23)

16.  Defilement by Corpses: Be Holy for I am Holy (Lev 11:24-47)

17.  Uncleanness due to childbirth (Lev 12:1-8)

18.  Uncleanness due to skin/covering abnormalities (Lev 13:1-17)

19.  Uncleanness of skin abnormalities (Lev 13:18-39)

20.  Uncleanness of skin/covering abnormalities (Lev 13:40-59)

21.  Purification of skin Infections (Lev 14:1-32)

22.  Purification of disease-infected houses (Lev 14:33-54)

23.  Uncleanness and purity regulation; male discharge (Lev 15:1-18)

24.  Uncleanness of female discharge (Lev 15:19-33)

25.  The Day of atonement (Lev 16:1-19)

26. The Day of Atonement 2 (Lev 16:20-34)



27.  Eating Blood Was Forbidden (Lev 17:1-16)

28.  Holiness in the marriage Relationship (Lev 18:1-29)

29.  Holiness of Life: I am the Lord your God - 1 (Lev 19:1-19)

30. Holiness of Life: I am the Lord your God - 2 (Lev 19:19-37)

31.  Punishment for serious crimes (Lev 20:1-27)

32.  Rules for the priests and priesthood (Lev 21:1-24)

33.  Rules for the priests: Who will eat the holy food (Lev 22:1-16)

34.  Rules for the priests: check animals flawless (Lev 22:17-33)

35.  Seasons and Feasts - 1 (Lev 23:1-22)

36.  Seasons and Feasts - 2 (Lev 23:23-44)

37.  Daily worship and Pious Life (Lev 24:1-23)

38. Sanctification of the Possession of Land: Sabbatical year and Jubilee (Lev 25:1-28)

39. Sanctification of the Possession: house, debt, and slave (Lev 25:29-55)

40.  Call for obedience (Lev 26:1-13)

41.  The Lord Warns for disobedience (Lev 26:14-38)

42.  Restoration through Repentance (Lev 26:39-46)

43.  Vows and dedication (Lev 27:1-15)

44.  Vow and redemption (Lev 27:16-34)

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