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Hey friends! In this episode of Open Our Bibles Together with MFahring, we’re diving into Leviticus chapters 20 through 23, and trust me, this isn’t just a list of rules—it’s an invitation to understand God’s heart and what it means to live a life set apart.

Leviticus 20 may seem intense with its focus on consequences, but it’s really about the seriousness of living in alignment with God’s holiness. God calls His people to be different, to stand out in the best way possible. Why? Because He wants them—and us—to reflect His character
to the world. So good.

As we move into chapters 21 and 22, the focus is on the priests and their responsibilities. These chapters remind us that those who lead in worship have a unique calling to model holiness. But here’s the twist: this isn’t just for priests! In the New Testament, we’re called a royal priesthood, which means these lessons apply to all of us. Holiness isn’t about being perfect—it’s about being intentional, set apart for God’s purposes.

And chapter 23? Oh, it’s a feast—literally! God lays out a calendar of holy days that teach His people to pause, remember, and celebrate His faithfulness. From the Sabbath to the Feast of Tabernacles, these moments of rest and worship are woven into the rhythm of life. They’re a beautiful reminder that holiness isn’t just about rules—it’s about relationship.

So, what does this mean for us today? Being set apart doesn’t mean we’re better than anyone else and it isn’t about perfection or just following rules—it’s about reflecting who He is in how we live.

Oh my OOBTers, let’s open our Bibles together to explore even further what being “set apart” looks like for the Israelites and us!

AND SPOILER ALERT: up next, we’re wrapping up our studies in the book of Leviticus! Sounds like it is about time to cue that confetti again!