Numbers 15–17 reveal God’s holiness, judgment on rebellion, and the confirmation of Aaron’s priesthood, showing that His Word must be obeyed.
Numbers 12–14 shows rebellion, unbelief, and presumptuous action in Israel, contrasted with Moses’ meekness and the faithful courage of Caleb and Joshua.
Numbers 9–11 KJV reveals Israel’s Passover, God’s guidance by cloud, silver trumpets, and the wilderness warnings of murmuring, lust, and judgment.
Numbers 7–8 show Israel’s tabernacle dedication, Levite consecration, and God’s order for holy worship, service, and obedience in the wilderness.
Numbers 5–6 reveals God’s holiness in Israel: purity, restitution, hidden sin, Nazarite devotion, and Aaron’s blessing over the camp.
Leviticus 26–27 reveals covenant blessings, chastening, vows, and tithes, highlighting God’s holiness, justice, faithfulness, and Israel’s Sinai law.
Leviticus 24–25 reveals God’s holiness, justice, and redemption in Israel’s worship, land laws, and covenant care for the poor.
Leviticus 22–23 reveals God’s holiness in priestly service, acceptable sacrifice, and Israel’s appointed feasts, centered on worship by His command.
Leviticus 16–18 reveals God’s holy way of atonement, the sanctity of blood, and the call to moral separation and holiness.
Leviticus 13 details God’s laws for discerning leprosy, clean and unclean conditions, and priestly examination in Israel.
Leviticus 11–12 explains Israel’s clean and unclean laws, childbirth purification, and God’s call to holiness, obedience, and atonement.