TODAY'S BIBLE TWEET

Leviticus is a book of laws for Israel’s Levitical priesthood. It was the first book to be studied by Jewish children, but often among the last books to be studied by today’s Christians, despite its obvious importance, which is proven by the fact that it is quoted about forty times in the New Testament. Much of its spiritual significance and importance, as well as its seeming inscrutability, is found in the typology of its manifold sacrifices.