Leviticus: Where the Bible Is Silent

Many see the book of Leviticus as a dense collection of laws, rituals, and sacrifices-an ancient text seemingly disconnected from modern life. But beneath its surface lies a world of mystery, profound symbolism, and divine foreshadowing.

In Leviticus: Where the Bible Is Silent, we explore the passages that raise the hardest questions-those moments where the text leaves gaps, where meaning seems hidden, and where God's silence itself speaks volumes. Why were Nadab and Abihu consumed by divine fire? What do the purity laws really mean for us today? Why is blood so central to atonement? And how does Leviticus ultimately point to Jesus Christ?

This book takes you on a journey through the hidden depths of Leviticus, uncovering:

✅ The mystery of sacrifices and their connection to the Cross
✅ The Day of Atonement and the role of the scapegoat in biblical theology
✅ The symbolism of the Tabernacle and its shadows of Christ
✅ The difficult laws and penalties-justice, holiness, and mercy in ancient Israel
✅ The divine patterns of feasts and Sabbaths that reveal God's redemptive plan

Through historical insights, theological analysis, and connections to the New Testament, Leviticus: Where the Bible Is Silent bridges the ancient and the modern, helping you see this book not as a dry rulebook, but as a living, breathing revelation of God's holiness and grace.

If you've ever struggled to understand Leviticus or wondered about the deeper meaning behind its commands, this book is for you. It's time to hear what the Bible is saying-even where it seems silent.