Old Testament · The Law / Pentateuch
Leviticus
Leviticus is instruction given to a redeemed people about how a holy God may be approached and lived with. Sacrifice, priesthood, cleanness and the day of atonement are all here.
- Authorship
- Traditionally attributed to Moses.
- Historical setting
- Israel encamped at Sinai, with the tabernacle newly built.
- Key themes
- Holiness · Atonement · Priesthood · Clean and unclean
- Where it sits in the story
- The book Hebrews leans on most when it explains why Christ's one sacrifice is better.
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