Teaching Leviticus Puritanism Samuel Morse

Samuel Morse

reflects Thomas Schreiner's mature thinking on various interpretive issues

both in carrying out judgement on sin and in the restoration and blessing of a remnant through the coming of the Messiah

Each chapter of this two-volume work seeks to express Matthew’s original intent in ways that evoke his distinct voice and thereby fulfill the goal of Matthew’s gospel—making disciples by forming the mind

“In his theological concern for the beautiful and the beauty of God

Teaching Leviticus Puritanism Samuel MorseThe book of Leviticus remains a mystery to many Christians, which is a great pity, for Leviticus is not only theologically rich, but also essential for grasping the fullorbed message of the gospel. The books central concern is clear: preparing people to live near Yahwehs presence and survive the encounter; yet the message of Leviticus remains one of grace. It is God who desires to live with his people, and it is God who provides means and instructions