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Studying the book of Leviticus is not something that many people do, but Baker, Brueggemann and Merrill mention that it is a necessary book to read for three reasons: theological, religious and historical. The theological aspect of Leviticus is important because it gives a history of the people of Israel and many of the concepts and terms that were common to Jesus were first mentioned in...

11:2 land animals. This phrase represents the word khayyah [TH2416/B, ZH2651], which designates living creatures, animals in general (Gen 9:5), and a second word, behemah [TH929, ZH989], which further defines the animals as living on the land and excludes swimming (11:9–12) or winged (11:13–23) creatures. Milgrom’s translation “quadruped” was well chosen, since the term included both domestic and wild, large and small, all of which were included here (1991:643). 11:8 touch their carcasses.
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