Jay Sklar's commentary on Leviticus offers a detailed discourse analysis of the Hebrew text, drawing out the theological and literary structure of a book most readers abandon somewhere in the sacrificial regulations.

The volume provides a fresh translation accompanied by an exegetical outline and a commentary that emphasizes the flow of thought, with attention to literary context, structure and theological themes. Sklar is unusually good at showing why the ritual material matters theologically, which makes this a commentary that can actually be preached from.