Studies in Leviticus: Tabernacle worship and the law of the daily life

Studies in Leviticus: Tabernacle Worship and the Law of the Daily Life

Kellogg, Samuel H.

Religion & Spirituality

Kregel Pubns

One of the most powerful evidences for the truth of biblical Christianity is the fulfillment of predictions made in Scripture. Here, nine authors discuss prophecies made centuries in advance about Israel, her neighbors and her Messiah. Specific attempts to explain these away as vague, misinterpreted or written after the event, are countered. If you have ever wondered whether or not there is objective evidence to answer the ultimate questions, you should read this book.

The Evidence of Prophecy: Fulfilled Prediction as a Testimony to the Truth of Christianity

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Aston, Frederick A.

Bloom, Dr. John A.

Johnston, Eugenie

Manweiler, Dr. Robert W.

Phillips, Dr. Elaine A.

Phillips, Dr. Perry G.

Stowe, Calvin E.

Christian Books & Bibles

Independently published

Samuel Kellogg's commentary on Leviticus is among the most in-depth and thorough yet written, discussing the major events, characters and lessons of the Old Testament book. Prior to beginning his analysis, the author gives a historical summary of the origins of Leviticus. Mindful of Christian readers, he also discusses the influence the book would have had on Jesus, who as a young student would have received education inclusive of this text. We are given a sense of the significance of the text, not simply in the spiritual sense of being the Word of God to Moses, but also its significance to the society of the time, for example dealing with lack of cleanliness and hygiene with animals and diseases such as leprosy. The author takes us through Leviticus in a chapter-by-chapter exposition, with every passage narrated and event described. His thoroughness is necessary: the book itself is thought to have been gradually composed and modified over a period spanning more than two centuries. The ethical and ritualistic elements of the book reflect the religious adherence and cultural evolution of the Hebrews, as Kellogg emphasizes in great detail. Though first published in 1899, this commentary remains valuable to Bible students to this day for its quality.

The Book of Leviticus: The Classic Old Testament Commentary and History

Pantianos Classics

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