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Leviticus 1–16: A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary is unavailable, but you can change that!

At the beginning of his academic career, author Jacob Milgrom determined to make his lifework a probing study of the Laws of the Torah. Here, with Leviticus 1–16, the first of three volumes on Leviticus, he has reached the pinnacle of his long pursuit. No other contemporary commentary matches Milgrom’s comprehensive work on this much misunderstood and often underappreciated biblical book. In...

about one hundred times, shows that we are dealing with two discrete actions. The tĕnûpâ must be a cultic ritual because the expression “before the Lord” always refers to an action within the sanctuary. Conversely the tĕrûmâ, which is always “to the Lord,” has no connection with either ritual or the sanctuary. In what follows I will discuss only the tĕnûpâ and its related aspects. The following things require tĕnûpâ: the breast of the well-being offering (Exod 29:27–28; Lev 7:30; 9:21; 10:14–15;
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