In the final chapters of Leviticus, God lays outs the benefits of obeying His commands and the consequences for failing to adhere to His laws.

A discussion on the Year of Jubilee, 7th Year Sabbath, and expectations of God. People don't often worry about how they worship God today; many think as long as they worship Him in some form it's ok. However, God gives specific instruction as to how He expects us to behave and worship Him; we don't have to guess at what He likes or dislikes! Many of God's specifications not only reveal His desires, but also ensure we don't fall into idol worship. Jesus may have paid the price but that doesn't mean He wants us repeating the same mistakes over and over again.

The 7 feasts of the old testament are crucial to understanding God's plan for us and Jesus' importance. The fulfillment of each feast (which was a shadow of things to come) is discussed.

More information on how priests were to behave is given in Leviticus 21 and 22.

Leviticus 19 and 20 touch on the 10 commandments, found fully in Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 , as well as, summarizes additional laws the Israelites were expected to follow. In essence, this chapter's purpose is to tell the Israelites how God expected them to carry themselves and how to treat others.

A discussion of what the bible says regarding homosexuality.

In these chapters God discusses the things He considers immoral. Leviticus 17 is another discussion concerning offerings; Leviticus 18 continues discussing things God does not approve focusing on sexuality and what people consider today to be sexual orientation.

The Day of Atonement, also known as Yom Kippur, is one of the most important holy days of the Jewish calendar. Leviticus 16 discusses its importance and symbolism.