How to Study the Bible - 42

Key Moments:

Introduction 00:00

Continuing the study on how to interpret the Bible, focusing on Old Testament offerings and their significance in relation to Christ.
Exploring the types of Christ in the Old Testament, specifically looking at the types in terms of the offerings described in Leviticus chapters 1-7.
Highlighting the burnt offering in Leviticus chapter 1 as a symbol of Christ's utter devotion to God and believers' acceptance in Christ.

The Meal Offering 06:52

Discussing the meal offering in Leviticus chapter 2, symbolizing Christ's human perfections tested by suffering.
Exploring the elements of the meal offering such as fine flour, oil, and leaven, representing Christ's purity, the Holy Spirit, and sinlessness.

The Peace Offering 13:45

Examining the peace offering in Leviticus, symbolizing Christ's death making peace between God and man.
Describing how the peace offering signifies the believer's enjoyment of peace with God and the importance of the innocent substitute in making peace.

The Sin Offering 21:17

Delving into the sin offering in Leviticus chapter 4, portraying Jesus Christ as the sin bearer and the believer's forgiveness of sin.
Highlighting the substitutionary nature of the sin offering and its role in vindicating the law through a sacrificial sacrifice.

The Trespass Offering 27:19

Exploring the trespass offering in Leviticus chapters 5 and 6, symbolizing Christ as the provision for individual sins and the believer's steps to deal with daily sin.
Distinguishing between sin and trespass, emphasizing the need for confession, renewal, and restitution in addressing trespasses.

Conclusion40:59

Reflecting on the significance of OT.