This is only a side project of mine, so I cannot spend to much time on it. The current result in a very alpha'isch state.
Lev 7:1:
Sin vs trespass vs transgression
What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul?
Lev 7:2:
Offer ram or silver?
Lev 7:4:
What is the meaning of the kidneys when written in paleo Hebrew?
Lev 7:6:
"Be holy as I am holy"; why are the two words for "holy" written differently in Hebrew?
Lev 7:7:
What is the sense of περἰ in Romans 8:3?
Did Priests in the Old Testament Ever Eat The Entrails?
Sin Vs Transgression: is there a technical difference? Lev 16:16 "uncleannesses, transgressions, all their sins"
Lev 7:8:
Did Priests in the Old Testament Ever Eat The Entrails?
In Judges 6:36-37 is it a sheepskin from a dead sheep or a fleece as we shears from sheep breed for wool?
Lev 7:10:
Understanding the end of the Song of Solomon
Lev 7:11-15:
How did the Thanksgiving offering work?
Lev 7:11:
Psalm 41:9 — eating food together?
Lev 7:11:
What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul?
Lev 7:11-12:
In Hebrews 13:15 whose name is he saying to "openly profess"?
Lev 7:13:
Why the leaven prohibition in Exodus 23:18 and Leviticus 2:11?
Lev 7:15-18:
Why would God disapprove of rituals he ordained?
Lev 7:15:
Luke 23:54 - Historical Evidence that the Jewish Calendar Day began at Sunrise?
Why does the peace offering have a three day ultimatum within which it must be eaten? Lev 19:6
Did God allow the meat as aliment to make human life shorter, after the flood?
Lev 7:16-18:
Leviticus 27 - fee for service or redemption price?
Lev 7:16:
Did God allow the meat as aliment to make human life shorter, after the flood?
Lev 7:17:
Could Matthew 12:40b and Matthew 17:23a be both true literally?
Does it follow from Matthew 10:28 that the soul remains alive (i.e. conscious) after physical death?
A living soul cannot exist without a body (Gen 2:7; 1 Cor 15:44-45) but killing the body doesn't kill the soul (Matt 10:28). Is this a contradiction?
Lev 7:18:
Why would God disapprove of rituals he ordained?
Interpreting "psyche" as "soul"?
At John 5:18, did Jesus break the Sabbath?
Lev 7:20:
What is the difference between a soul blessing and a person blessing?
Leviticus says animal sacrifice will cleanse you from your sins. Hebrews says it's impossible. What does "clean" mean?
What does the"unclean and clean" refer to in Deutoronomy 12:15?
Foreigners who join themselves to the Lord in the OT (Isaiah 56:6-8)
Deuteronomy 23:3 Why were Ruth's descendants allowed in the Temple
Who were the mixed multitude in Exodus 12:38?
Isaiah 45:25 In the LORD all the descendants of Israel Shall be justified, and shall glory. Really? ALL?
Did the marriage of Boaz + Ruth the Moabite reveal faith in God nullifies Deuteronomy 23:4?
Contradictory Dietary Laws in Deuteronomy Ch. 12 & 14
Does Mark 16:16 rule out any possibility of salvation for unevangelized pagans?
Does God show favoritism?
Exodus Population to Numbers Census?
Sin Vs Transgression: is there a technical difference? Lev 16:16 "uncleannesses, transgressions, all their sins"
Why in Isaiah 24:5 is heperu 6565 translated as "Broken", but in Psalm 119:126 is translated as "have regarded [Your Law] as void". Both from NKJV?
Does not God favor the Jews over the Gentile?
What is the scope of Peter’s statement in Acts 10:35?
Reconciling Deuteronomy 32:5-9 with 2 Peter 2:1
Lev 7:21:
In Leviticus 7:21 does "abominable" mean that pigs and rats are "disgusting and repulsive" or in some sense "spiritually horrible"?
Were some other animals cursed in an implied way according to the phrasing used in Gen 3:14?
What does the"unclean and clean" refer to in Deutoronomy 12:15?
In Ezekiel 4:12-15, why does the prophet יְחֶזְקֵ֨אל Yechezkel get to request alternatives from God?
In Leviticus 7:21 does "abominable" mean that pigs and rats are "disgusting and repulsive" or in some sense "spiritually horrible"?
Lev 7:22:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?
Lev 7:23:
"Fat" = "full[ness]/choicest/all" in the Hebrew usage?
Lev 7:24:
“Surely not” vs “not surely” in Genesis 3:4
In Ezekiel 4:12-15, why does the prophet יְחֶזְקֵ֨אל Yechezkel get to request alternatives from God?
Lev 7:25-27:
Relevance of blood
Lev 7:26-27:
In Acts 15:19-21 did James and the Jerusalem leaders intend to abandon the Torah?
Lev 7:26:
Relevance of blood
Would Genesis 9:4 prohibit eating meat taken from living animals?
Lev 7:26-27:
What ancient practice did Jesus have in mind , when he said of salt being thrown out as waste?
Lev 7:27:
What does the Old Testament phrase 'cut off from their people' mean?
Is being "cut off from one's people" the cause or effect of sin?
Two rulers or one ruler in Daniel's 70 week prophecy?
In Romans 11:26, how is “all” understood by those who believe Israel refers to physical Israel?
Lev 7:28:
Duplicate bible verses - Does it also duplicate in the original text?
Lev 7:30-35:
What is the significance of the waving of an offering before God?
Lev 7:31:
Did Priests in the Old Testament Ever Eat The Entrails?
Lev 7:33:
In Genesis 24:2 why did Abraham have his servant make his oath under his "thigh"?
Lev 7:34:
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?
Lev 7:35-38:
Why does the Prophet Jeremiah say God gave no command respecting sacrifices in Jeremiah 7:22?
Lev 7:36:
What is "the everlasting covenant" of Isaiah 24:5?
At Luke 4:21, would Jesus' audience have understood him to be claiming to be the Christ, the Son of God?
Lev 7:37:
What are the oldest known records of interpretation agreeing with New Perspective on Paul?
Consecration offering
Sin Vs Transgression: is there a technical difference? Lev 16:16 "uncleannesses, transgressions, all their sins"
See also Lev