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Also known as Book of Leviticus, Lev.

third book of the Bible (Hebrew, Protestant, Catholic)

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Leviticus is the third book of the Bible that contains laws and instructions for the ancient Israelite priesthood and people, covering topics like religious rituals, sacrifices, and rules for daily life. It matters because it has shaped Jewish and Christian religious practice and ethical thought for thousands of years, and remains central to how many believers understand their faith's traditions and moral teachings.

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Part of
Torah
Has part
Leviticus 4
Series
Torah
Followed by
Book of Numbers
Follows
Exodus
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language of work or name
Biblical Hebrew
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Wikitólica
short name
Lv
entry in abbreviations table
Leviticus
title
Levitikus
number of episodes
27
nickname
תורת כהנים
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