The Scriptural Doctrine of Sacrifice (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A sweeping, careful study of sacrifice in Scripture from creation to the New Testament, with clear connections to Christian belief.

This book offers a thorough investigation into the scriptural doctrine of sacrifice in all its forms. It traces how early offerings, Mosaic rites, and later prophetic and theological developments fit together, shaping a cohesive view of atonement and worship. The author emphasizes a method that seeks to understand the subject without relying on extra-biblical assumptions, focusing on what the text itself reveals.

- Tracks the idea of sacrifice from patriarchal times through Mosaic law to post-M Mosaic understanding
- Examines the roles of the tabernacle, priesthood, and various offerings in their historical and religious contexts
- Explains the symbolic, sacramental, and typological meanings found in the biblical sacrifices
- Addresses how New Testament teaching relates to and completes Old Testament concepts of atonement

Ideal for readers of biblical theology, church history, and students seeking a structured, source-based view of sacrifice in Scripture.

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