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February 16, 2026 | Leviticus 22-23 and Mark 1:1-22

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00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:06 Reading the Objection: Is “Son of God” Just a Metaphor?02:11 Dealing with Antagonistic Tone: Charity, Wisdom, and ‘Pearls Before Swine’04:43 OT vs NT: One Story, Progressive Revelation, and Messianic ‘Son of God’07:09 Bridging the Gap: Starting Basic with Non‑Christians & Good‑Faith Questions09:11 Daily Bible Reading Setup: Leviticus 22–23 + Mark 109:23 Leviticus 22: Holy Offerings, Priesthood Boundaries, and Unblemished Sacrifices10:52 Leviticus 23: Feasts, Sabbath Rhythms, and God’s Pattern of Celebration11:58 Should Christians Keep a Liturgical Calendar? Lent, Passover Seders, and Motives14:04 Saint Days, Icons, and Romans 14 Freedom: Where to Be Cautious17:10 Mark 1 Overview: Fast-Paced Gospel, John the Baptist, and Jesus Calls Disciples19:45 Why ‘Repent’ Matters: A Key Gospel Word in Mark 120:21 Closing Prayer21:00 Outro and Podcast InformationFind out more about Compass Bible Church.Learn more about our Bible Reading Plan.Questions or Comments? Email us [email protected]

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