Are We Body, Soul, and Spirit?
Are we body, soul, and spirit—or body and soul? Dr. Easley explores what Scripture says and why the distinction matters less than we think.
Why Did Jesus Approach Disabled Persons Against Levitical Law? Why would God tell Moses that none of Aaron’s descendants who had physical defects could come near to present offerings to the Lord (Lev. 21:16-24) but Jesus would later interact with, heal, and even touch the lame, blind, and crippled?
Leviticus is a book most people avoid reading. But the commentary, Holiness to the Lord, changed everything.
Referenced:
Leviticus 21:16-24, Holiness to the Lord by Dr. Allen Ross
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Are we body, soul, and spirit—or body and soul? Dr. Easley explores what Scripture says and why the distinction matters less than we think.
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