Thoughts on Parts of Leviticus

by Benjamin Wills Newton

Publisher:

Partridge and Oakey

, 1852

Overview

In Thoughts on Parts of Leviticus, B. W. Newton directs his attention to the character traits and attitudes required by Leviticus, namely: devotion, acknowledgement of sin, and the need for grace and redemption. By examining the inherent purposes of the law, Newton connects the law with the ultimate sacrifice.

Key Features

• Focuses on instructions given in Leviticus, specifically relating to traits and attitudes
• Provides verse-by-verse commentary
• Connects the law with the ultimate sacrifice

Contents

• The Burnt Offering
• The Meat Offering
• The Peace-Sacrifice
• The Sin-Offering
• The Trespass-Offering
• Consecration of the Priests
• Service of the Priests on the Eighth Day
• Things Clean and Unclean
• The Leprosy

Product Details

• Title: Thoughts on Parts of Leviticus
• Author: B. W. Newton
• Publisher: Partridge and Oakey
• Publication Date: 1852
• Pages: 116

About Benjamin Wills Newton

Benjamin Wills Newton, (12 December 1807 – 26 June 1899) was an evangelist and author of Christian books. He was influential in the Plymouth Brethren. Although initially a close friend of John Nelson Darby, they began to clash on matters of church doctrine and practice which ultimately led to the 1848 split of the brethren movement into the Open Brethren and Exclusive Brethren.