A Commentary on the Book of Leviticus

Name: A Commentary on the Book of Leviticus
Author: Andrew Bonar

Andrew Alexander Bonar (1810–1892) was a minister of the Free Church of Scotland and the younger brother of Horatius Bonar. Pastor at Collace and then for over forty years at Finnieston in Glasgow, he was a close friend of Robert Murray M'Cheyne, whose Memoir he wrote. Our library includes his Commentary on Leviticus, Christ and His Church in the Book of Psalms, and his biography of Adoniram Judson.

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First published: 1851
Category: Theology
Length: 151k words · about 10 hours
Chapters: 28

About this book

Preface
Chapter 1. The Burnt-Offering
Chapter 2. The Meat-Offering
Chapter 3. The Peace-Offerings 🔒
Chapter 4. The Sin-Offering 🔒
Chapter 5. Sin-Offering for Sins of Inadvertency 🔒
Chapter 6. Same Subject Continued 🔒
Chapter 7. Regarding the Trespass-Offering 🔒
Chapter 8. The Priesthood Entering on Their Office 🔒
Chapter 9. Aaron's Entrance on His Office 🔒
Chapter 10. The Fencing of the Priestly Ritual 🔒
Chapter 11. Remembrancers of the Broken Law 🔒
Chapter 12. Original Sin 🔒
Chapter 13. The Leprosy 🔒
Chapter 14. The Leprosy Removed 🔒
Chapter 15. The Secret Flow of Sin from the Natural Heart, Typified in the Running Issue 🔒
Chapter 16. The Day of Atonement 🔒
Chapter 17. The Use of Animal Food Regulated 🔒
Chapter 18. Private and Domestic Obligations 🔒
Chapter 19. Duties in the Every-Day Relations of Life 🔒
Chapter 20. Warnings Against the Sins of the Former Inhabitants 🔒
Chapter 21. Personal Duties of the Priests 🔒
Chapter 22. Household Laws Regarding Holy Things 🔒
Chapter 23. The Public Festivals or Solemn Convocations 🔒
Chapter 24. Vers. 1–9. Duty of Priests When Out of Public View in the Holy Place 🔒
Chapter 25. The Sabbatic Year, and the Year of Jubilee Millennial Times 🔒
Chapter 26. Israel's Temporal Blessings in Contrast to the Curse 🔒
Chapter 27. Entire Devotion to God Induced by the Foregoing Views of His Character 🔒