“Sacrifice occupies a central place in the biblical story, revealing how ancient Israel understood its relationship with God through altars, offerings, blood, priesthood, purification, and fellowship. This book explores the distinctive purposes of these practices and the theological meaning they carried within Israel’s covenant life, offering readers a deeper understanding of the biblical foundations of worship and atonement.

Tracing the connection between Israel’s sacrificial traditions and the New Testament’s interpretation of Jesus Christ, this work highlights the enduring relationship between worship, forgiveness, justice, gratitude, and reconciliation. With careful biblical study and thoughtful theological reflection, it invites readers to discover how the ancient language of sacrifice continues to illuminate faithful living today.”
—Dr. Sonny Glenn