The Word to the World
If ever there was a chapter which could call forth a cringe factor in a preacher, it is Leviticus 15, which deals with very natural—some might call them “earthy”—issues. These 33 verses discuss, in a very structured form, the discharge of bodily fluids—both by males
In his excellent and helpful commentary on Leviticus Allen Ross suggests, “In an ordinary routine of expounding the Book of Leviticus the expositor will probably want to combine Lev. 13-14 rather than treat them separately.” He then states his rationale for such counsel: “Four expositions
If my responsibility previously was to present biblical obstetrics, it is now my assignment to discourse on biblical dermatology. Leviticus is an amazing book that reminds us, contrary to much popular thinking, that the physical and the spiritual are not mutually exclusive. These chapters give