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"I think what I love most about HOW TO BE PERFECT... is the outrageousness of the idea. If there's one book that Christians most yet Harrell and ignore in the entire Bible, it's got to be Leviticus. And his posse dove into the deep end of the Levitical pool, attempting to live out the 253 commandments therein for a whole month. The audacious- ness of the idea is enough to be admired. But the result-this book-is even better, for it becomes a meditation on what it really means to love and follow the Lord."
TONY JONES, author of The Teaching of the Twelve: Believing & Practicing the Primitive Christianity of the Ancient Didache Community
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"We spend a lot of time at my university thinking about for students to embody relevant, biblical lives. Daniel Harrell has thought about this too, only in ways far more imaginative than most. Knowing Daniel as a friend, I appreciate the clever way he encouraged nineteen real-world, working adults to live the laws of Leviticus. Through their candid, heartfelt, provocative, and at times hilarious journeys, they helped me grasp that wonderful-and sometimes glazed-over-Old Testament book in a more endearing way. What's more, I came to grasp my own faith as a child of God on a deeper level. HOW TO BE PER- FECT has taught me some important lessons about holiness, worship, service, forgiveness, sacrifice, celebration, joy, and on the list goes. All who want a contemporary peek at a sacred text, read it."
BARRY H. COREY, president, Biola University, California.
TONY JONES, author of The Teaching of the Twelve: Believing & Practicing the Primitive Christianity of the Ancient Didache Community
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"We spend a lot of time at my university thinking about for students to embody relevant, biblical lives. Daniel Harrell has thought about this too, only in ways far more imaginative than most. Knowing Daniel as a friend, I appreciate the clever way he encouraged nineteen real-world, working adults to live the laws of Leviticus. Through their candid, heartfelt, provocative, and at times hilarious journeys, they helped me grasp that wonderful-and sometimes glazed-over-Old Testament book in a more endearing way. What's more, I came to grasp my own faith as a child of God on a deeper level. HOW TO BE PER- FECT has taught me some important lessons about holiness, worship, service, forgiveness, sacrifice, celebration, joy, and on the list goes. All who want a contemporary peek at a sacred text, read it."
BARRY H. COREY, president, Biola University, California.