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The Fire That Never Dies | Leviticus 6:8–7:38 | A Study of God’s Open Way

What does it mean for the way to God to always remain open?

In Leviticus 6:8–7:38, God gives detailed instructions to Israel’s priests—men entrusted with maintaining access between a holy God and a sinful people. At the center of these instructions is a striking command: the fire on the altar must never go out. Kindled by God himself, that flame burned day and night as a visible assurance that atonement was always available.

This lesson explores how the priests’ careful work at the altar provided access, assurance, and protection for the people—and how their ministry pointed forward to a greater Priest who would keep the way to God open forever.

In this study, we consider:
• Why the altar fire had to burn continually
• How priestly duties safeguarded access to God
• What it meant when priests ate the sacrifices
• Why holiness involved both privilege and danger
• The difference between “most holy” and “holy” offerings
• Why impurity at the peace offering carried severe consequences
• How Leviticus shapes our confidence in approaching God today

Far from being dry ritual, these chapters reveal a God who wants his people to come near—and who provides assurance that they are truly accepted when they do.

📖 Passage: Leviticus 6:8–7:38
🎥 Ideal for Bible classes, sermons, and personal study
💬 Includes theological insight, practical application, and discussion questions

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