What Is Leviticus About?

The word "Leviticus" means "the law of Levi," which refers to an ancient tribe from Israel that served as priests for the Israelites.

Explanation:

Leviticus is the third book of the Old Testament. It's named after the Levite priests who were responsible for performing rituals and ceremonies in the temple.

In Leviticus, you'll find a lot of rules about how the people of Israel should worship God. There are also a lot of rules about what kinds of sacrifices they can make to God, and how those sacrifices should be made.

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