Tag Archives: Law

Holiness and Leviticus: A Reading Guide to Prepare for Class

Posted on February 12, 2011 by Andrew Battista

Leviticus is a radical departure from Exodus in many ways. Instead of protracted narratives that are filled with tense moments, we have a series of laws and rituals that could seem strange to many of us. Much of the text … Continue reading →

Exodus and Theodicy

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Andrew Battista

One of the great scenes in the OT occurs in the beginning of Exodus (3:11-14), where God confronts Moses by a burning bush. After some discussion between the two figures, God refuses to provide Moses with a name for himself, saying … Continue reading →