The Book of Leviticus is the third book ascribed to Moses from the Hebrew Scriptures of the Old Testament. In 1:1, the text refers to the word of the Lord, which was spoken to Moses from the tabernacle of meeting; this forms the basis for this entire book of Scripture. The Book of Leviticus was likely written about 1445 B.C.
Among those who approach God he will show himself holy, and in the sight of all the people God will be honored.
Leviticus 10:3
Then Moses said unto Aaron This is it that the Lord spake saying I will be sanctified in them that come nigh me and before all the people I will be glorified And Aaron held his peace.
No matter how many promises are made, they are yes and amen in Christ. Keep in mind that Christ has fulfilled the Law for righteousness and you are in him. His faithfulness qualifies you for any and all promises, not your ability to keep the Law or remain faithful. Now it's up to you to believe in your heart that you are in Him and He is your righteousness. Remember that you are a joint-heir with Jesus as you read thru these Old Testament promises.
These promises are all from God. Some are for a specific time, some for specific purpose, some for specific people and others are for everyone. So, as you read these, invite the Holy Spirit to show you how these promises reveal His character, purpose, plan and hope for your life and all those who are in Christ.
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