Chapter 5 Of The Book Of Odysseus

Within these chapters I have read, I have learned about the ways of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and learned how their lives were shaped by Jesus. Also reading on, I also learned that the goal of us being created, is redemption. God is revealed in a way that he is our redeemer but also a God who comes close to the poor and is with the brokenhearted. He is a God that sees everything. He is a God who is fully committed to his promise, and helps the town people out no matter their situation. He is a loving God, and throughout chapters five and six and the verses of Exodus and Leviticus we learn that.

Throughout chapter five and six we learn a lot about God and how he is portrayed throughout. We learn throughout Exodus, God is constantly with the

Leviticus is one of the chapters where we learn and see God reveal himself and his plans for our life and work. The book of Leviticus is the truth that God is holy and perfectly good. We also learn about the holiness in Leviticus, we learn that it’s not about the individual’s behavior but what each person does to affect the people of God in their life. As humans, we are called to be God’s people and every day that reflects us. At school, work, home, everywhere. Also, how we recite prayers, practice scripture, or even just being nice. We show it by loving our neighbors and everyone we come in contact with, doing as much good for others through the work we do ourselves. When we do all the things mentioned above we find God’s grace and his words are fulfilled. As Leviticus 26:11-12, says “I will place my dwelling in your midst, and I shall not abhor you. And I will walk among you, and will be your God, and you shall be my people”.

In the chapter Leviticus, we see the sin offering, the chapter covers our evil nature and the hearts sin. But we also notice how God acts towards them, and offers a purpose to our mistakes. In Leviticus one particular bible verse stuck out to me and it is stated, “If the anointed priest sins, bringing guilt on the people, then let him offer the Lord for his sin which he has sinned a young bull without blemish as a sin offering”. God never once mentions the priests

While we are often so caught up every day and temptation is often a thought, we must always remember to love our God by respecting the ten commandments and just spreading love. We learn in Exodus from the verse “You shall have no other Gods before me”, we must recognize that God is the creator, and he knows right and wrong and we must always remember to put him first in everything we do. We must also honor his character. We must never forget the grace, love and faithfulness through the hard times and through the good times. Another thing I really took away is to live a moral life. Throughout Exodus and so many other books we see the list of actions Jesus gave us through evil thoughts, murder, envy etc. But we must also remember God is someone who is forgiving, and we see that through Moses. Moses was the man chose during redemption by his people and God specifically chose him. We learn that God did it on his timing not his and not Moses timing. I also learned that when we attempt to do things in our timing instead of God’s, we make a bigger mess then necessary which leads to more