Misreading Ritual
- 168 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Exploring the often-overlooked rituals of Leviticus, the book reveals their significance for modern Christians. It argues that ancient worshippers found profound meaning in these practices, which can still inform contemporary faith. By examining the themes of sacrifice, ritual impurity, and dietary laws, the author presents a framework for understanding these elements as pathways to worship, cleansing, and fellowship with God. This work encourages readers to view Leviticus as a theological resource, enriching their spiritual journey rather than dismissing it.
