Dr. Olivier Randrianjaka is an Associate Professor in Old Testament Studies at the Malagasy Lutheran Faculty of Theology (SALT) in Fianarantsoa, Madagascar. Currently serving as the Vice Dean of SALT, he earned a Ph.D. in Theology from VID Specialized University in Norway in 2020.
This is a remarkable book that represents a groundbreaking exploration of the intricate connections between Leviticus and Malagasy traditional rituals. The author’s meticulous analysis and profound insights into the themes of sin, sacrifice and atonement offer invaluable knowledge for Christian readers. I highly recommend this work to anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of Madagascar’s religion, particularly its rich tapestry of traditional rituals. Dr.Mariette Razivelo A thorough investigation of Levitical and Malagasy concepts of sin, purification, and sacrifice – from a leading biblical scholar in Madagascar: this is a study that ought to find readers not only in the fields of biblical studies and theology but also in religious studies and social anthropology. Professor (Prof.) Knut Holter