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To many, Leviticus is difficult to understand and can seem distant from contemporary life. In reality, it has much to teach Christians about God, sin, holiness, worship, and ethical living, and it provides the framework for greater understanding of Christ’s atoning work. Joe Sprinkle offers historical and cultural information, in addition to insightful commentary on the text, in order to help any...

11:31 a wind … drove quail. The Hebrew word behind “wind” (ruah) is the same word for “spirit.” The elders receive the ability to prophesy from God’s ruah (“spirit” [see vv. 17, 25–26 above]), while Israel receives quail from a ruah (“wind”) from God. two cubits deep. About three feet. Harvesting so many constitutes gluttony. 11:32 ten homers. This is over sixty bushels (2,200 liters) each. spread them out. Because the killed quail are too numerous to eat fresh, they are preserved by drying (v. 32b).
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