Leviticus - The Complete Bible in Audio

Written approximately in the fifteenth century B.C., Leviticus takes its name from the tribe of Levi, charged with the priestly service in the tabernacle. The book is divided into two great sections: the laws concerning sacrifices and purity (chapters 1-16), and the Code of Holiness (chapters 17-27), which regulates the moral and social life of the people. Its central theme is the holiness of God, summed up in the recurring command: "Be ye holy, for I am holy."

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