Comprehensive analysis of the Feast of Tabernacles in Leviticus 23, Second Temple water and light ceremonies, Jesus's fulfillment in John 7–8, and eschatological consummation in Revelation 21. Explores scholarly debates and Nehemiah 8.
Examine the Feast of Weeks in Leviticus 23, its connection to the Sinai covenant, and the typological fulfillment in the gift of the Spirit.
Examine the seven feasts in Leviticus 23, their agricultural grounding, participatory theology, and typological fulfillment in Christ's work.
Examine the firstfruits offering in Leviticus 23, Christ as the firstfruits of resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15:20, and Christian stewardship.
Examine Leviticus's holiness ethic, its theocentric grounding in God's character, and its application to Christian ethics and pastoral counseling.
Comprehensive analysis of Leviticus's Holiness Code (chapters 17-26), examining the sacrificial system, Day of Atonement, purity laws, Jubilee, and the theology of God's presence among his people.
Examine the Holiness Code in Leviticus 17–26, the centrality of Leviticus 19, the love-of-neighbor command, and its relevance for Christian ethics.
Comprehensive introduction to Leviticus: its two-part structure (ritual purity and ethical holiness), the Hebrew concept of qādaš, the Day of Atonement, and fulfillment in Christ. Scholarly analysis with Wenham, Milgrom, and Morales.
Examine the Jubilee year in Leviticus 25, its economic regulations, the meaning of deror (liberty), and Jesus's proclamation in Luke 4:18–19.
Examine the leprosy laws in Leviticus 13–14, the Hebrew tsaraath, the purification ritual, Jesus's healing of lepers, and purity theology.