The book of Leviticus
is the third book of the Bible, and the third in its first session
called Pentateuch. The
Pentateuch is formed by the five books that
Moses wrote. Leviticus is the book of the liturgy. It describes
meticulously the Tabernacle's
ceremonies, his
movables and the
priestly practice. In resume, Leviticus show us how God reveal to
Israel His plan of salvation. All ceremonies, movables and practices
pointed to Messiah and His plural activities as Redeemer and High
Priest.