The law of the Offerings

by Andrew Jukes.

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222 pages, Paperback

First published June 4, 2009

Reviews

[Tony · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read it almost 30 years ago. I remember it as, at the time, one of the most profound and spiritual books I had ever read. It made the Old Testament, particularly the Book of Leviticus, applicable to my daily life and walk as a Christian. It opened to the eyes of my understanding many an obscure passage. It made me hunger more and to be more thirsty for righteousness. It was a book I so treasured that I still have the same copy I read almost 30 years ago on my shelf today; and, as I was reading this morning from Leviticus, my thoughts went back to this book, and I pulled it down from the shelf to peruse its contents once again.

[Dougdelbosco · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant brilliant brilliant----anybody who can make Leviticus come alive is all good in my book!! we will use this as a template for bible study later this summmer

[David Israel · Rating 5 out of 5]

This might be the best book this year! I know the Bible; I teach Bible: this explains Christ's Sacrifice, why we had to have it, why the Tabernacle and Temple sacrifices were and why they're not! I've never understood as I do now. I seldom say this: I highly recommend it!