Sacrifices (15): The Shelamim, or Peace Offering, Concluded
Safeguarding Holy Flesh In the present article I conclude my treatment of the peace offering by explaining the tremendous significance of the following section of
Safeguarding Holy Flesh In the present article I conclude my treatment of the peace offering by explaining the tremendous significance of the following section of
What Is in Its Name In this article I continue my exposition of the law for the peace offering (or shelamim in the original Hebrew)
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Its Particular Emphasis After the institution of the Levitical priesthood and the completion of the tabernacle at Sinai, God legislated five distinct sacrifices for the
A Savory Dish Nearly every commentator on the meat offering has seriously mangled its proper interpretation. Because of this, I have found it necessary to
The Doctrine of True Unity The beginning of Belgic Confession article 23 positively and emphatically declares what man’s happiness is: “That God imputes righteousness to
This issue our editor, Rev. Nathan Langerak, has been provided a much-needed break from his usual writing. With few exceptions over the past two years,
Not Just an Expression of Gratitude Leviticus 2 contains the law for a bloodless sacrifice, which sacrifice goes by the name “meat offering” in the
What It Was What was the meat offering? Even a cursory reading of the law for the meat offering in Leviticus 2 elicits that question.
Its Unique, Doctrinal Emphasis It is now time to consider the meaning and significance of the different kinds of Levitical sacrifices. We have been considering