A Commentary Upon the Third Book of Moses, Called Leviticus, Second Ed‪.‬

The book of Leviticus can be hard to follow. While the book's title (Latin for "of the Levites," the priestly tribe of Israel) seems to indicate that the book is a manual for the ancient Israelite priesthood, the book also contains endless rules for holy living. In "A Commentary Upon the Third Book of Moses," 18th-century Anglican theologian Simon Patrick gives his verse-by-verse interpretation of this book. From the rules regarding sacrifices to the laws of cleanliness and holiness, Patrick's book is a fascinating look at an ancient and holy book of law.



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