The Fellowship Meal with God: Ritual Sacrifice and Eating in Worship

Exploring the importance and significance of the fellowship meal with God through the lens of ritual sacrifice and eating in worship, drawing parallels to modern-day rituals like the Passover Seder. The chapter delves into Leviticus regulations on eating practices within sacrifices, discussing rules on who can consume which parts, where and when the eating should occur, and the procedures related to butchering and distributing sacrifices. It also touches on the concept of death by holiness as presented in Scripture, emphasizing how God's holiness can either manifest leading to death or withdraw as a metaphorical concept in various biblical examples.