Jay Sklar’s commentary on Leviticus offers a detailed discourse analysis of the Hebrew text, highlighting the theological and literary structure of the book and its relevance for contemporary readers.​

This volume provides a fresh translation of Leviticus, accompanied by an exegetical outline and commentary that emphasizes the flow of thought within the text. Sklar explores the literary context, structure, and theological themes, offering insights into the sacrificial system, holiness code, and covenantal relationships.​

Designed for pastors and Bible teachers, the commentary balances scholarly depth with practical application. It elucidates the canonical significance of Leviticus and its enduring message for the church today.​

Key Features:

• Fresh translation and detailed discourse analysis of the Hebrew text

• Emphasis on literary structure and theological themes

• Designed for pastors, teachers, and serious students of Scripture

• Part of the Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the Old Testament series