Leviticus (unspecified verse)You Can't Take It With Youquoted to show usury is against Torah: 'If you lend money to my people, to the poor among you, you're not to act as creditor to him. You shall not charge him any interest'
Leviticus (unspecified second passage)You Can't Take It With Youquoted continuing the usury argument: 'In case a countryman of yours becomes poor and his means among you falter, then you are to sustain him like a stranger or resident so that he may live with you.
LeviticusWhat Am I Still LackingJesus added love your neighbor as yourself from Leviticus when listing commandments to the rich young ruler
Leviticus 13-14Have Mercy on Usdefining the various skin conditions covered under the term leprosy and the priest's role in diagnosis
Leviticus 11:44-45His Mercy Is Moreyou shall be holy for I am holy, cited as the Old Testament source Peter quotes
Leviticus 13Ten Were Cleansed, One Received Jesusdescribed as a journal of medicine giving descriptions of what constitutes leprosy and isolation rules
Leviticus 17Keep the Gospel the Main Topicreferenced for the prohibition on eating blood, noting that the life force is in the blood
Leviticus 17:7Two Issues, One Missionprohibition against sacrificing to goat demons, basis for abstaining from things sacrificed to idols
Leviticus 17:7-9Keep the Gospel the Main Topiccited as Old Testament background for the prohibition on meat offered to idols and sacrifices to goat demons
Leviticus 17:8-9Two Issues, One Missionanyone who offers sacrifice outside the tent of meeting shall be cut off
Leviticus 17:10Two Issues, One Missionprohibition against eating blood, God setting his face against those who do
Leviticus 18:5Union With Christ Through Faithcited as the basis that the law is for those who follow it, determining how they live
Leviticus 18:5Whoever Believes Will Be SavedMoses writes that a man shall live by the righteousness based on law if he does it, the conditional old covenant
Leviticus 18:5The Word Is Near YouMoses writes that the man who practices righteousness based on law shall live by it, used to show the conditional and impossible standard of the old covenant
Leviticus 18:6-30Keep the Gospel the Main Topiccited as the Old Testament basis for the prohibition on sexual immorality, covering all relevant offenses for both native Israelites and strangers among them
Leviticus 19Nothing Is Unclean in Itselfquoted on not cursing a deaf man and not placing a stumbling block before the blind, because you shall revere your God
Leviticus 11 and 19If You Are Saved, Act Like Itcited as the source of the command 'you shall be holy for I am holy,' noted as appearing three times in Leviticus 11 and once in Leviticus 19
Leviticus 19:2His Mercy Is Moreyou shall be holy for I am holy, cited as additional Old Testament source
Leviticus 19:15-19Stop Being Unequally Yokedread in full as the first stating of the holiness laws including love your neighbor
Leviticus 19:15-19Make Room: A Heartfelt Plea for Holinessread as the first telling of similar laws, including loving your neighbor and not mixing cattle breeds, seed kinds, or garment materials
