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Leviticus is called וַיִּקְרָא Baikra in Hebrew and Λευιτικόν Leuiticon in Greek.
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Leviticus is the third part of Tanak's Torah.
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'Levi' means the tribe of Levi among the 12 tribes of Israel.
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Since the tribe of Levi came out of priests and assistants who offered sacrifices to God, it has the meaning of being a guide to them.
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Tell the whole congregation of the Israelites: 'I, Yahweh, your God is holy, so be ye also holy men.
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Leviticus is the record of sanctifying the children of God.
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It is said that Moses wrote the law he received from God on Mount Sinai.
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The first half recorded how to sacrifice to God.
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In the second half, Moses wrote about the distinction between clean and unclean.
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In particular, the distinction between purity and uncleanness in Leviticus was regarded as a more important idea in Judaism at the time of Jesus' activity.
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In other words, they have reached the point of differentiating and discriminating between the righteous and the sinner.
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It is said that Jesus tried to break it down and argued with the Jewish religious leaders.
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