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Leviticus 25

Leviticus 25

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Sep 22, 2026

SamHOST
57:54
And so those markings of status are done away with, which is kind of fun.
SamHOST
57:59
All right, so Leviticus 25, we're jumping ahead.
SamHOST
58:04
The Lord spoke to Moses on Mount Sinai, saying, Speak to the people of Israel and say to them, When you come into the land that I give you, the land shall keep a Sabbath to the Lord.
SamHOST
58:15
You're like, what? The land shall keep a Sabbath to the Lord.
SamHOST
59:23
The land needs to heal from your constant demands.
SamHOST
59:27
And it turns out like there's something to that, but you're allowed to go out.
SamHOST
59:30
Leviticus 25, six says the Sabbath of the land shall provide food for you, right? Yeah.
SamHOST
59:36
And so they did this.
Andrew CaseNARRATOR
22:36
Israel's law itself returned alienated land at Jubilee, since the land shall not be sold in perpetuity, for the land is mine.
Andrew CaseNARRATOR
22:45
Leviticus 25:23.
Andrew CaseNARRATOR
22:47
The difference is in what the limit is for.
Andrew CaseNARRATOR
22:51
The Jubilee reversion restored the property to a definite prior owner.
Brian ReckerGUEST
15:52
It wasn't Exodus.
Brian ReckerGUEST
15:53
The proof text— for slavery were things like Leviticus 25, which says that after you make people your property, they can become your children's property.
Brian ReckerGUEST
16:02
Those are the passages we're talking about.
Tim WhitakerHOST
16:05
Yeah, he's obviously confused here, which is, again, just wild to watch, but here we go.
David LaddingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:50
But when the Old Testament is describing how to keep slaves...
Brian ReckerGUEST
19:54
So he's going to pull some verses that make it not that, but he just talked about human beings as property and hereditary.
Brian ReckerGUEST
20:01
And if I could just read this passage from Leviticus 25.
Brian ReckerGUEST
20:04
Please.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:16
We're going to look at another set of laws in the old nation of Israel.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:25
Leviticus 25 says, We'll point to the fact that the Day of Atonement for them, one aspect that it pictured for them, this is just one aspect, it pictured physical and financial liberty.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:44
Physical and financial liberty.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:46
Leviticus 25.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:47
We're going to read in verse 8 and 9.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:51
Leviticus 25.
Andy DuranGUEST
7:59
Leviticus 25, verses 8 and 9.
Andy DuranGUEST
8:02
And you shall count seven Sabbaths of years for yourself, seven times seven years, and the time of the seven Sabbaths of years shall be to you 49 years.
Steve BerksonHOST
2:07
So that's part of the Rosh Kodesh.
Steve BerksonHOST
2:09
But, you know, when we are doing it today, because it's also trumpets, okay? And, by the way, for all of you out there that are getting mad if I call it Rosh Hashanah instead of calling it Yom Teruah, well, in Leviticus 23, it doesn't call it Yom Teruah either.
Steve BerksonHOST
2:25
It calls it Zikron Teruah, the memorial to the blast, okay? So it's not the same.
Steve BerksonHOST
2:33
But anyway...

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Steve BerksonHOST
12:03
I said it's appropriate.
Steve BerksonHOST
12:04
And you don't believe that.
Steve BerksonHOST
12:05
So did you accept that? I told you it's in Leviticus 25.
Steve BerksonHOST
12:08
Did you even look it up? Okay? But if it goes against your subjective understanding, you might not be able to receive it.
Ed HammermeisterHOST
35:53
And it says, Can you imagine the day when Israel recognizes the true atonement? It was there all the time.
Ed HammermeisterHOST
36:10
I think you can go to Leviticus 25, and it would talk about not a re-killing of it, but a recognition of it.
Ed HammermeisterHOST
36:20
And when they recognize, go over to Zechariah 12, and God will separate them.
Ed HammermeisterHOST
36:26
They'll be every man and their own house apart, and they'll mourn, and they'll grieve, and they'll all be there.
Brad CarrHOST
10:02
You go back to the Old Testament law in the Old Testament that governed how God's people to operate.
Brad CarrHOST
10:07
Here's what you read in Leviticus 25.
Brad CarrHOST
10:11
If any of your fellow Israelites become poor and are unable to support themselves among you, help them as you would a foreigner or a stranger so that they can continue to live among you.
Brad CarrHOST
10:22
Do not take interest or any profit from them, but fear your God so that they may continue to live among you.
RhysHOST
33:50
One of the aspects to the Sabbath I really like in the law, and I'll just read a bit from what Guy Waters says about it.
RhysHOST
33:58
It's a reference in Leviticus 25, and it says there is one additional layer to the recurring cycle of Israel's worship.
RhysHOST
34:05
So that's the regular seventh day Sabbath.
RhysHOST
34:08
In Leviticus 25, God appoints a Sabbath year to fall every seventh year, as well as a Jubilee year to fall every 15th year after seven cycles of seven years have been completed.
RhysHOST
34:21
He declares the Sabbath year to be a Sabbath of solemn rest for the land, a Sabbath to the Lord, and forbids Israel from sowing the fields or reaping what may grow in them and from pruning their vineyards or gathering the fruit of their vineyards.
RhysHOST
34:36
Yet he promises that the Sabbath of the land shall provide food for the entire human and animal population of Israel, not only people and livestock, but also the land itself was to enjoy food.
speaker_1HOST
23:59
And the Sabbath, actually, if you read on in the law, becomes a much bigger thing.
speaker_1HOST
24:03
You look at Leviticus 25.
speaker_1HOST
24:06
It's not just every seventh day, but every seventh year is a Sabbath year where the whole land gets rest and you're not supposed to plant any crops.
speaker_1HOST
24:15
And then every seven-year cycle, every seven sevens, every 49 years is a year of jubilee.
Cal BeisnerGUEST
27:07
But you resume the collections the year after.
Cal BeisnerGUEST
27:10
Similarly, with the Jubilee year, we're told in Leviticus 25, that when someone purchases land, he's not really purchasing the land itself.
Cal BeisnerGUEST
27:21
The text itself says it's actually the harvests.
Cal BeisnerGUEST
27:25
So the price is determined by the projected value of the harvests from origination of this to the next jubilee year.

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