Offering must be at the door, through intermediary of the priest.
Guilt.
Thumbnail sketch of the different offerings.

Matthew 6; Philippians 3; John 10; Isaiah 66

Recorded November 26, 1985 (73)

Who did the goats represent?
The Scapegoat put everything in balance, no more tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

James 4

Recorded November 21, 1985 (69)

The two goats are one offering.
It’s finished.

Ephesians 6; James 4; Psalm 139

Recorded November 19, 1985 (68)

Murmuring. Issues signify sloth, not prophesying. Backsliding.

Numbers 12 and 16; Luke 8, 6; Jeremiah 3; Hebrews 11-12

Recorded November 11, 1985 (65)

Leprosy signifies heresy. To deny the cross is the greatest heresy.

Isaiah 1; Ephesians 5; Hebrews 10; 2 Corinthians 6

Recorded November 10, 1985 (64)

Cleansing after childbirth.
Leprosy.
Being unclean under the law.
Luke 2; 2 Kings 5

Recorded October 27, 1985 (56)

Expecting reasonable behavior and justice from others. Necessity of forgiveness. The purpose of the Gospel is that we will cut all ties to the world.

Matthew 18, 5; Mark 11; 1 Peter 2

Recorded December 8, 1985 (79)

All compulsive behavior originates in offering strange fire. 

2 Corinthians 10; Acts 5; 1 Timothy 4;
2 Kings 4; 2 Samuel 6

Recorded October 15, 1985 (51)

The book of Leviticus is about access to God.

Recorded October 3, 1985 (44)

The cross
What it means to be eternally dead
Hebrews 9; Zechariah 5 and 6  

Recorded on September 10, 1985 (27)