Leviticus 26| Visual Bible | The 7 Woes of Disobedient | The 7 Fold curse of Law | Restoration

Welcome to#thescripturerevival video on #Leviticus26 provides a stern warning from God to the Israelites, detailing severe consequences for disobedience and breach of the covenant established at Mount Sinai:

Initial Warnings and Consequences: If the Israelites fail to obey God and reject His statutes, they will face a series of dire consequences:

#Terror, illness, and famine: God will send terror, wasting diseases, and fever that will diminish their sight and drain their vitality.
#Failure of agriculture: Their efforts in agriculture will be futile as their enemies will consume the harvest.
#Military defeat and subjugation: They will be defeated and dominated by their enemies, fleeing even when no one pursues them.

Escalation of Punishments: Should they continue to disregard God's commands:

#Nature against them: Their environment will turn hostile, with the sky becoming like iron and the soil like bronze, rendering agriculture impossible.
#Increased plagues and wild animal attacks: Plagues will intensify, and wild animals will reduce their numbers and make their roads desolate.
Invasion and disease: They will be susceptible to sword attacks and diseases, and cities will fall to enemies.

#Ultimate Curses for Persistent Disobedience:
Cannibalism: In extreme desperation, they will resort to eating the flesh of their own children.
#Destruction of religious sites: Their high places and sanctuaries will be destroyed, and God will express abhorrence towards them.
#Complete desolation: Their lands will become completely desolate, a spectacle even to their enemies, and they will be scattered among the nations.
#Conditional Promise of Reconciliation: Despite these harsh punishments, God provides a conditional route back to reconciliation:

#Confession and humility: If the Israelites confess their sins and the sins of their ancestors, acknowledging their disobedience,
#Renewal of the covenant: God will remember His covenants with Jacob, Isaac, and Abraham, and the land will once again enjoy its Sabbaths while lying desolate without them.

Enduring commitment: Even in exile, God will not utterly reject or destroy them, remembering the covenant made with their ancestors and affirming His identity as their God.