In this video listen to Leviticus 7 read by David Alley, followed by comments and prayer.

In Leviticus 7 the rest of the instructions are given about how to dispose of the sacrifices after they are completed.

A very clear instruction is found in verse 26 that blood is not be consumed at all. We find that even though the law has not carried over in most instances into the economy of grace, that this instruction about blood did. Gentile believers in the New Testament were told to abstain from sexual immorality and from blood. This is outlined in Acts 15. There is something about sexual immorality with pollutes the body and soul, and something about blood which is so special that it must be treated with respect.

This chapter then wraps up the five offerings, all of which represent the person and work of Christ. They teach us ...