Leviticus 27:9–13
The Bible4Jesus.com Podcast
About this episode
We come now to the end of Leviticus, a book that many modern Christians treat like an old, dusty attic, full of strange furniture they don't know what to do with. But this attic contains the very blueprints of redemption. Leviticus is not an arbitrary collection of bizarre purity laws; it is the grammar of holiness. It teaches us, in vivid, earthy detail, that God cares about distinctions. He cares about clean and unclean, holy and common, this and not that. This entire book is a vocabulary lesson, teaching Israel how to think God's thoughts after Him. And here, at the very end, we have a chapter on vows and things dedicated to the Lord. This is not an appendix; it is a capstone. It addresses the human response to the overwhelming holiness of God that the rest of the book has described.