利未记3 平安祭的人生
 
GK611晨祷生命读经 
02.07.2026 
主讲：丘均发传道


 一、先与神和好（利3:1-5）

1.神配得献上最好的（V1）
平安祭所用的祭牲，可以是牛、羊，不分公母，但必须没有残疾。
真正的平安，开始于把生命主权交给神；不是把剩余时间给神，而是把最好的给神。因为平安祭所强调的是：甘心乐意把最宝贵的献给神。

2. 平安无法自己赚得（V2-5）
献祭的人必须亲手按在祭牲头上。这动作代表：这祭牲代表我。
今天，我们知道，真正的平安祭最终指向耶稣。耶稣代替我们承担罪的刑罚，使我们与神和好。真正的平安，不是靠自己努力换来的，而是因为耶稣已经成为我们的代替者，把我们带回天父面前。

二、让神居首位（利3:6-11）

1. 神看重的是真心（V6）
古代不是每个人都养得起牛，有些家庭只能献羊。神允许不同祭物。因为神不是要求人人一样，而是要求人人忠心。
我们不要轻看自己。神不要求我们成为别人，神只要求我们成为忠心的孩子。

2.把最好的归给神（V7-11）
无论献牛、羊、山羊。神都要求：脂油必须归给祂。虽然祭物不同，但「最好的属于神」这个原则永远不变。神不会因为人贫穷，就降低圣洁标准，因为神要的不是财富，而是敬畏。

人最危险的时候，不是痛苦。而是顺利。顺利时，我们很容易忘记神；因此，平安祭提醒我们：蒙恩以后，更要感恩。

三、生命属于神（V12-17）

1. 将心全然献给神（V12-16）
神连续三次告诉百姓：献牛、羊、山羊都可以，但唯一没有改变的就是：脂油，都属于耶和华。神是在说：祂不要只有外面的敬虔，祂要我们真实生命的最深处属于祂。把把隐藏的房间交给神，真正的平安，来自完全的降服。

2. 记住生命属于神（V17）
血代表生命。神禁止吃血，是提醒百姓：生命是神所赐，也是神所拥有。新约告诉我们：耶稣流出的宝血，使我们得生命。因此，我们更当敬畏神，珍惜生命。

我们要尊重生命，尊重自己的身体，尊重别人的生命。珍惜身体、珍惜关系、珍惜今生的每一天。

总结：平安祭的人生
真正的平安，不是拥有更多，而是与神同行，并把这份平安活出来，成为与人和睦的生命树。愿我们都活出一个真正的“平安祭人生”！




  

Leviticus 3 A Life of Peace Offering
 GK611 Morning Devotion 
02.07.2026 
Speaker: Ps Daniel Kew


 I. Be Reconciled to God (Leviticus 3:1–5) 

1. God Deserves Our Best (V1)
The animal offered for the peace offering could be a bull, a sheep, or a goat, whether male or female, but it had to be without blemish.
True peace begins when we surrender the lordship of our lives to God. It is not about giving God our leftover time, but offering Him our very best. The peace offering emphasizes a willing heart that joyfully presents what is most precious to God.

2. Peace Cannot Be Earned (V2–5)
The worshiper had to lay his hand on the head of the sacrificial animal. This act symbolized, "This animal represents me."
Today, we know that the ultimate Peace Offering points to Jesus Christ. Jesus bore the punishment for our sins in our place, reconciling us to God. True peace is not something we earn through our own efforts, but a gift made possible because Jesus became our substitute and brought us back into the Father's presence.

 II. Put God First (Leviticus 3:6–11) 

1. God Values a Sincere Heart (V6)
In ancient times, not everyone could afford to offer a bull; some families could only bring a sheep. God accepted different kinds of offerings because He does not require everyone to give the same thing—He requires everyone to be faithful.
We should never look down on ourselves. God does not ask us to become someone else; He simply calls us to be His faithful children.

2. Give the Best to God (V7–11)
Whether the offering was a bull, a sheep, or a goat, God required that all the fat belonged to Him. Although the sacrifices differed, one principle never changed: the best belongs to God. God does not lower His holy standard because someone is poor. What He desires is not wealth, but reverence.
The most dangerous season in life is often not suffering, but prosperity. When life goes well, we easily forget God. Therefore, the peace offering reminds us that after receiving God's grace, we should respond with grateful hearts.

 III. Life Belongs to God (Leviticus 3:12–17) 

1. Offer Your Whole Heart to God (V12–16)
Three times God told His people that they could offer a bull, a sheep, or a goat, but one thing never changed: the fat belonged to the Lord.
God was teaching them that He does not want merely outward religion; He desires the deepest part of our lives to belong to Him. When we surrender even the hidden rooms of our hearts to God, true peace flows from complete surrender.

2. Remember That Life Belongs to God (V17)
Blood represents life. God forbade His people from eating blood to remind them that life is given by God and belongs to Him.
The New Testament tells us that through the precious blood of Jesus, we receive life. Therefore, we should live in reverence before God and treasure the life He has given us.
Today, we are called to respect life—our own bodies and the lives of others. Let us cherish our bodies, treasure our relationships, and value every day of the life God has entrusted to us.

 Conclusion: A Life of Peace Offering
True peace is not found in possessing more, but in walking with God and living out His peace, becoming a tree of life that brings peace to others. May each of us live a genuine "Peace Offering Life."