~85 min.The Name Above Every Name
biblecentre.org · ... that the sweet savour of the life of Christ, as may be gathered from Lev. 2, was first and foremost for God. The priests might eat of the fine ...
~141 min.Commentary on the book of Acts
biblecentre.org · ... that told him to rise, kill and eat. Obedient to Old Testament law (Lev. 11), he had never eaten what was there forbidden as being unclean. But ...
~141 min.Meditations on the Book of Judges
biblecentre.org · ... daily life of the Israelite, for sin through ignorance, and for trespass (Lev. 4, 5). Second: In his walk, for sin through lack of vigilance or ...
~176 min.Comments On The Gospel Of John
biblecentre.org · ... is the occasion of His visit. The feasts (or "set times") instituted in Lev. 23 were really for Jehovah's pleasure in His people; but these had ...
~245 min.Meditations On The Song Of Solomon
biblecentre.org · ... he shall dwell alone; outside the camp shall his habitation be." (Lev. 14) Such, alas, is the representation of man's sad moral condition before ...
~213 min.Comments on 2 Corinthians
biblecentre.org · ... my people: an Old Testament promise and privilege (Ex. 29; Lev. 26; Ezek. 37:7), but better enjoyed now, when His presence is ...
~254 min.Comments on the Book of Genesis
biblecentre.org · ... There were no restrictions such as were later introduced for Israel under law (Lev. 11), and again abrogated after the death of the Lord Jesus ( ...
~270 min.Notes On Ezekiel
biblecentre.org · ... them among the nations and disperse them through the countries. Compare Lev. 26 and Deut. 28, 32. On the other hand, when it became a ...
~512 min.Miscellaneous Writings
biblecentre.org · ... the obedient one, He went into death as the whole burnt offering. In Lev. 1-4 we have both the burnt offering and the sin offering, setting forth in ...
~189 min.The Son of His Love
biblecentre.org · ... Jesus confessed no sins, but, as the Antitype of the Levitical meal-offering (Lev. 2), He was at once anointed with the Holy Spirit, needing no ...