I never dreamt of studying Leviticus in depth, let alone teach it all the way through; I'd be kicked out of the church, even in a Korean church that loves Bible studies. I do remember challenging a youth student to read it as the most boring book of the Bible, but she came back a week later and said it was actually interesting. So I didn't propose this book for the OLC.SCS Bible study group, but the people suggested it for the sessions that Sarah was leading. I'm subbing now while she's in the States for another week. Pictured above is a copy of the handout Tu prepared for us.
Let me just end by suggesting that everyone take a day to read it and another day to study it with the help of an overview chart (and sacrifices part 1, part 2) and this short YouTube video (and the Book of Hebrews)!
