For many modern Christians, Old Testament law is set aside as tedious, troubling, or expired showing the wrath of an unloving God. The psalmist, however, tells us otherwise--thanking God for it, calling it perfect, and claiming that it revives the soul. Where, then, is the disconnect? In The Gospel According to Leviticus, Rev. David Kalas uses his thoughtful style to weave through the Old Testament, assuring the modern-day Christian that not only is there plenty of love in the law, but also relevant lessons that could only have come from the same loving God we've know all along.

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