Christ-Centered Exposition Commentary: Exalting Jesus in Leviticus

Dr. Allan Moseley is Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina. He served as a senior pastor for 25 years, most recently serving at Christ Baptist Church in Raleigh, NC for 10 years while also teaching full time. In his teaching and preaching Dr. Moseley seeks to instill greater knowledge of God's Word, along with a passion to obey God and share His Word.

Dr. Moseley  was educated at Samford University (B.A), New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div., Ph.D.), with Post-Doctoral Study at Duke University Divinity School. He is author of What's Life All About? Foundations for a Biblical Worldview from Genesis 1-11 and Thinking Against the Grain: Developing a Biblical Worldview in a Culture of Myths.

He and his wife Sharon have been married for 35 years, and they have 3 children and 5 grandchildren.


 

It's one thing to know Bible stories; it's another to know the story of the Bible. It's one thing to be aware of the story's many heroes; it's another to have met the Hero himself. From the Old Testament that anticipates him, to the Gospels that manifest him, to the Book of Acts that proclaims him, to the Epistles that explain him, and to the Book of Revelation that tells of him coming again, your Bible is about Jesus. That's why I love the vision of the Christ-Centered Exposition Commentary series. It models for preachers and teachers how to proclaim—with pastoral focus and exegetical care—the beauty of the gospel from every page of Scripture.

Matt Smethurst
Associate Editor for The Gospel Coalition

Few things are more important for faithful biblical interpretation than reading Scripture in light of its master narrative. The Christ-Centered Exposition series aims to do just that.  In a postmodern age, these commentaries provide pastors and lay people an invaluable resource that is unswervingly committed to the authority of Scripture and the centrality of the Gospel in the Bible’s storyline.

Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr., President
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary