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The chapter ends with a hopeful message: Even after Israel broke the covenant and faced judgment, reconciliation and restoration were still possible if the people confessed and repented (see study note on Leviticus 4:20). God’s grace remained. God did not want to destroy his people; he would restore them if they humbled themselves and repented (see also 2 Chronicles 7:14).
Glossary
Biblical Concept of Law Branch Confession Deuteronomy, Book of Earth History of Israel Leviticus, Book of Ransom Reward
Topics
Backsliders: General Scriptures Concerning Backsliders: Promises To Blessing: Contingent Upon Obedience Children: Involved in Guilt of Parents Confession of Sin: Promises To Covenant of God with Men: Punishments for Breaking of Disobedience to God: Denunciations Against God: Mercy of National Sins: should be Confessed Penitent: Promises To Prayer: Confession In Repentance: Condition of God's Favor Repentance: should be Accompanied by Confession Repentance: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Reward: A Motive to Faithfulness Sabbatic Year: Punishment to Follow Violation of the Ordinances Concerning Sin: Consequences of, Entailed Upon Children