Leviticus

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Across
  1. 2. – The third book of the Bible, focused on laws for priests and worship.
  2. 6. – Offerings made to God, often involving animals.
  3. 8. – The goat symbolically bearing Israel’s sins on the Day of Atonement.
  4. 10. – To buy back or deliver, especially from slavery or sin.
  5. 11. – The place where sacrifices were made.
  6. 12. – A holy celebration commanded by God.
  7. 14. – Governed by laws in Leviticus for purity.
  8. 16. – Used in anointing priests and sacred items.
  9. 22. – One-tenth given to the Lord.
  10. 23. – Another name for a burnt offering, totally consumed by fire.
  11. 26. – Feast remembering Israel’s wilderness journey.
  12. 27. – Lineage, especially important for priesthood.
  13. 28. – Feast involving blowing of horns to call to worship.
  14. 33. – The sacred tent where God dwelled among His people.
  15. 36. – The theme of Leviticus; being pure and set apart.
  16. 37. – A solemn promise made to God.
  17. 40. – Bread without yeast, symbol of sincerity and truth.
  18. 41. – Ceremonially acceptable before God.
  19. 42. – A non-blood offering made of flour or bread.
  20. 43. – A gift brought to God as worship or atonement.
  21. 46. – A person set apart to perform sacred duties in the Tabernacle.
  22. 47. – The first high priest of Israel, Moses' brother.
  23. 49. – A skin disease requiring ceremonial cleansing.
  24. 50. – A sacred place where God’s presence dwells.
Down
  1. 1. – The first portion of the harvest given to God.
  2. 3. – Ceremonially impure and restricted from worship.
  3. 4. – To make unclean or impure.
  4. 5. – Leviticus outlines what is clean and unclean to eat.
  5. 7. – A type of offering completely consumed by fire.
  6. 9. – To purify from sin or impurity.
  7. 13. – To consecrate someone with oil for God's service.
  8. 15. Kippur – The Day of Atonement, a yearly national cleansing of sin.
  9. 17. – Used in offerings; also symbolizes God's presence.
  10. 18. – Feast held 50 days after Passover.
  11. 19. – Symbol of life, used for atonement.
  12. 20. – The covering or removal of sin.
  13. 21. – An offering symbolizing fellowship with God.
  14. 24. – A day of rest and worship, observed weekly.
  15. 25. – Every 50th year, slaves freed, and debts forgiven.
  16. 29. – Actions that break God’s commands.
  17. 30. – Laws given about diseases on the skin.
  18. 31. – Feast commemorating Israel’s deliverance from Egypt.
  19. 32. – Rules about what is clean or unclean to wear.
  20. 34. – Deep respect and fear of the Lord.
  21. 35. – God's commands given to guide Israel in holiness.
  22. 38. – Bread without yeast; symbolic of purity.
  23. 39. – To remove uncleanness and prepare for worship.
  24. 44. – A fragrant offering burned before the Lord.
  25. 45. – A type of offering for unintentional wrongs.
  26. 48. – Set apart or consecrated for God's purposes.