What About the Sacrifices challenges common assumptions held by many Christians about the biblical sacrificial system, particularly the idea that Jesus’ death and resurrection abolished the need for sacrifices. Through an in-depth exploration of Leviticus, Hebrews, and prophetic writings, Lancaster examines the continuity between the old and new covenants, addressing key theological questions about the purpose of sacrifices, the actions of the apostles after Jesus’ resurrection, and future prophetic references to sacrifices.
This book provides a fresh perspective on the sacrificial system, tackling common objections from both Christian and Jewish viewpoints. Lancaster explains why sacrifices played a vital role in biblical worship, why they continued after the resurrection, and why they may return in the Messianic Era. The revised edition also includes a new chapter on “Spiritual Sacrifices,” further expanding the discussion on how believers today can engage with the principles of biblical sacrifice in a meaningful way.
