Notes on the Book of Leviticus

The commentary offers a chapter-by-chapter exposition of the Levitical system, explaining sacrifices, priesthood, offerings, and the tabernacle as types that point to Christ's person and work. It contrasts the provisional Jewish rites with the once-for-all efficacy of Christ's sacrifice, distinguishing burnt offerings as atonement and death from the meat offering as representing Christ's life, and emphasizes holiness, acceptable worship, and conscience. Practical theological reflections connect Old Testament ritual to New Testament assurance of forgiveness and access to God, urging worshipers to draw near on the basis of divine revelation and spiritual truth.