Mission 66

The theme for today is the danger of complaining and rebellion against God-ordained leadership. The Israelites forgot about God's promises and miracles, and instead believed the bad report of the spies, leading to...

The theme for today is being careful with our words and having faith in God's power. We learn from Aaron and Miriam's mistake of speaking against Moses, and from the spies who were sent to check out the land of Canaan...

The theme was "complaint department." In chapter 10, the Israelites set out with high hopes and great expectations, but in chapter 11 they ran into the hot dry desert which sapped their strength and shortened their...

The theme for today is "Preparing for the Presence of God" where the Israelites prepare for the dedication ceremony of the tabernacle. They bring offerings, wash and attire themselves properly, and reinstate the...

A holy God and a purified people is the theme for today's study on Mission 66. Chapter 5 discusses a test to confirm guilt or affirm innocence for any woman accused of adultery, while chapter 6 explores the ceremonial...

The Israelites were commanded by God to conduct a census of all the tribes, counting men from 20 years and older, to determine each tribe's numerical strength for future combat. The Levites were exempted from this...

Leviticus 26 teaches blessings versus curses based on obedience to God, while chapter 27 warns about vows and keeping promises. Our teacher, John Mathews, explains God’s desire for repentance when His people stray...

In these chapters, God gives Israel instructions for feast days and the Sabbath, teaching gratitude, rest, and trust. Our teacher, John Mathews, reveals how these feasts celebrated God’s blessings and reminded the...

Leviticus 21 and 22 show the high standards set for Israel’s priests and their families. Our teacher, John Mathews, explains how leaders must lead by example, maintaining purity in their lives. The laws emphasize...

These chapters of Leviticus outline God's moral boundaries for human sexuality, emphasizing holiness and obedience. Our teacher, John Mathews, explains how society's moral decay challenges faith, highlighting how sin...

Leviticus 17 and 19 teach about holiness in worship and daily life. Chapter 17 focuses on proper sacrifice practices, warning against drinking blood and demanding that offerings be made only at the tabernacle. This...

Leviticus 16 details Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, when the priest would make sacrifices to cover the sins of Israel. This was the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, symbolizing atonement through blood—the bull and...

Leviticus chapters 13 and 14 focus on skin diseases like leprosy and the ceremonial rules surrounding them. The priests diagnosed and isolated lepers to protect the community and maintain tabernacle holiness. Our...

Leviticus 12 and 15 emphasize ceremonial purification related to everyday bodily functions. These chapters show that impurity isn’t always sinful—it’s often part of normal life. For instance, childbirth requires...

Leviticus 11 talks about pure and impure animals in the Old Testament dietary laws. These laws weren’t just about food—they taught deep spiritual lessons. Clean animals like those that chew their cud symbolize...

The theme for Leviticus 6-10 is “Holy Fire.” Aaron and his sons were chosen as priests to represent people before God. They were responsible for sacrifices as God instructed, reminding us to approach Him with reverence...

The theme of Leviticus 3-5 is “Peace With God and Man.” These chapters explain offerings meant to restore peace between people and God, and address how unintentional sins can be forgiven. The peace offering symbolized...

In Leviticus 1-2, we see God establish a system of sacrifices to prepare His people to worship Him properly and deal with sin. The theme is “Worship Matters.” The sacrificial system showed that sin is serious and must...

This part of the Bible describes how the tabernacle was built and how God manifested His glory in it. The tabernacle was a place of worship, representing God’s presence among His people—just like the Garden of Eden...

The theme in Exodus 33-34 is “The Glory and the Veil.” God renews His covenant with Israel after their sin of worshiping the golden calf. Moses spent time in God's presence, and his face shone as a result. This reminds...

While Moses was on Mount Sinai, the Israelites created a golden calf and fell into idolatry. This revealed their continued attachment to the sinful practices of Egypt. Moses interceded for the people, and God showed...

These chapters describe the construction of the Tabernacle, its furnishings, and the consecration of the priests. The Ark of the Covenant was the centrepiece, symbolizing God’s presence, provision, and authority. The...

In these chapters, God reconfirms His covenant with the Israelites and provides instructions for building the Tabernacle, a physical representation of His presence among His people. The Ark of the Covenant, the mercy...

These chapters contain laws that promote justice, compassion, and fairness in society. They cover topics such as slavery, personal injuries, property rights, and treatment of the vulnerable. These laws reflect God’s...

The theme for this study is "The Covenant of Law." In these chapters, God establishes His covenant with the Israelites at Mount Sinai, giving the Ten Commandments as the foundation of His moral law. The Israelites are...