What does the book Leviticus explain?

Answer 1

Literally, "Leviticus" means "of priests" (Kohanim).
Leviticus (Vayikra) is the third book of the Torah (Five Books of Moses). It covers the topics of sacrifices, kosher-laws, ritual purity and impurity, laws against incest, laws of the kohanim, festivals, the seventh year and the Yovel (Jubilee year), and more.

Answer 2

Leviticus is primarily a set of instructions for what offerings were to be made to God, when they were to be done, and how they were to be done. It also lists the feasts that the Israelites were to celebrate.

Answer 3

Leviticus is mainly about rules the Israelites had to follow and

is part of The Bible

Answer 4

The word Leviticus in the bible comes ffrom the word Levi, the priestly tribe.

Answer 5

The book of Leviticus is mainly about the many laws that Israel had, and instructions relating to the tabernacle, sacrifices, etc.

Answer 6

The book of Leviticus , which is a book of Moses, is named after Levis the priest. The book is full of rules for the people.

Answer 7

The book of Leviticus is sort of like a priest's handbook. It doesn't tell a story like the book of Exodus or Kings; it is a lengthy list of guidelines and rules for jewish priests to follow.

Answer 8

There really isn't a meaning of the word Leviticus in the Holy Bible. It is the third book in the Bible and is called Leviticus because it deals with the Levites or Priestly Class.