The benefits of faithful obedience to the law of God would be fruitful harvests ( Leviticus 26:4-5; Leviticus 26:10), and security and peace ( Leviticus 26:6), including victory in battle ( Leviticus 26:7-8) and numerical growth as a nation ( Leviticus 26:9; cf. Genesis 17:7). The obedient would also experience increasing enjoyment of God"s presence and fellowship ( Leviticus 26:11-12). [source][source][source]
The Hebrew word translated "dwelling" ( Leviticus 26:11, miskan) is the source of the name "Shekinah." Later Jews described God"s presence in the most holy place as the Shekinah (cf. Exodus 40:34-38). [1][source]
These blessings were both material ( Leviticus 26:3-10) and spiritual ( Leviticus 26:11-13). Israel enjoyed them in her years in the land to the extent that she remained faithful to the terms of the Mosaic Covenant. They are reminiscent of God"s original blessings in the Garden of Eden (cf. Genesis 1:26; Genesis 1:28-29; Genesis 2:8; Genesis 3:8). [source][source][source]
"But how many of the people in the nation had to live obediently, or how much obedience was expected before the blessings were poured out? The only information that we have to go on is the Old Testament itself. For example, in the case of the city of Sodom ( Genesis 18:24-33), God was willing to spare the cities of the area for ten righteous men. We do not know the population involved, but this number suggests that as long as a remnant had an influence for righteousness, judgment would not fall." [2][source]
"God promises to reward his people with both spiritual and physical blessing if they are faithful to the requirements of the covenant." [3][source]