What the Liberty Bell, Leviticus, and Jesus have in common — freedom (Leviticus 17; John 6)

This year, the Fourth of July lands on Shabbat (Sabbath) — a day that each week celebrates how God sets people free and gives them rest. As we commemorate 250 years since the Declaration said we’re “endowed by our Creator,” we’ll explore what real, God-given freedom and redemption look like in everyday life. 7 takeaways from this study (https://hallel.info/torah-088-2026/) 1. Bring your worship to God’s “appointed place.” 2. Treat life and blood with holy seriousness. 3. Let innocence and substitution humble your heart. 4. Live Shabbat as a rhythm of trust, not just a schedule. 5. Practice “mini-Jubilees” in your relationships and finances. 6. Honor authorities, but keep your first allegiance to God. 7. Pursue heart and Spirit transformation, not just rule-keeping.