Offerings, Sacrifices and Worship in the Old Testament

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Summary: A very theory based book, with very little absolute Truths
Review: For Starters, on page 24, his process of theory has many falts. He leaves his process wide open to be applied to many other scriptures, especially to homosexuality. I recommend looking for authorities who have solid exegesis/doctorine as the bible test us to have.
In page 27 this author takes way the divinely given scriptures by attesting that certain passages were given because moses wanted it, not GOD. I seriously question if the man actually knew or in fact believed in Jesus Christ.

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Summary: An Excellent Reference!
Review: This is an outstanding reference for your personal library. Originally published in 1863, this volume is theologically technical and rich. Kurtz thoroughly analyzes the Old Testament system of sacrificial worship and includes detailed evaluations of the views of other contemporaneous German theologians, i.e., Keil, Delitzsch, Hofmann, Bähr, Keilforth, et al.