Leviticus 19:9-10 What is the explicit application (the application for the original audience)? When it comes to the original audience of Leviticus 19, I would say that the explicit application of this verse is to consider others in our work, or work in a way that shares with others. Briefly explain why the specific application of this passage would not be appropriate for your audience. There is a difference between what we consider as philanthropy and what the people in Leviticus considered as gleaning. To our generation, and my audience in this case, helping the poor and needy through charity is done by offering some voluntary time to gain something, typically a tax/transfer payment, in return. Whereas with gleaning, the owners of the land …show more content…
Briefly explain why the specific application of this passage would not be appropriate for your audience. This passage focuses on what to do with the carcass of animal sacrifices that were given to idols, which is generally something that Christians do not partake in due to know that God is the one and only God. How would you state the passage’s applicational principle for a contemporary audience? While they do not offer animal sacrifices to idols, I definitely think that my students can learn to be more considerate towards other’s spiritual developments. For instance, if one student’s family is against them watching a movie before previewing it, then they should find a different way to entertain them so they do not lead the student to disobey their parent’s rules. Write three concrete applications for a contemporary audience and identify which of Robinson’s three levels of application (necessary, probable, possible) would apply to it and explain why. Write a paragraph which shows how you might state this in a sermon. Application 1 Application Level