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This commentary examines the details of the ritual enactment and theological purpose of the sacrificial rites and legislation. The exposition of each chapter concludes with how it is fulfilled in Christ, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. In Leviticus God provides substitutionary atonement and proclaims the same Gospel that is enacted in the Divine Service of Word and Sacrament....

thing that the people had at their disposal. It was so holy that its sanctity was protected by the Second Commandment (Ex 20:7). That holy name was placed on them by the performance of the Aaronic Benediction in which the Lord himself blessed them (Num 6:22–27; Deut 10:8; 21:5; 1 Chr 23:13). Their holiness therefore depended on him and their association with him at the sanctuary. Second, this call is a promise of God: “You will be holy.” He promised to make and keep his people holy. God’s repeated
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