Daily Bible Readings | by John Knowles | Volume 11, Issue 2 | March - April 2005
We may approach the third book of Moses—the book of Leviticus—with the feeling that it makes dull and difficult reading. The constant repetition of prescriptions for sacrifice and blood-shedding and the apparently harsh requirements for purification and uncleanness become almost monotonous, whil…
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