One episode in this book describes the ordination of Aaron, and its eleventh chapter bans the consumption of (*) pork.
This book recommends the sacrifice of a bull and a goat for the sins of its constituency. Its later chapters lay out punishments for worshiping Molech and state that the High Priest can only enter the Holy of Holies on the Day of Atonement. One episode in this book describes the ordination of Aaron, and its eleventh chapter bans the consumption of (*) pork. Named for the tribe from which Hebrew priests were chosen, and laying out the ritual obligations of the Hebrews' covenant with God, for 10 points, name this book of the Old Testament often used by conservative Christians to justify bigotry against homosexuals.
This book recommends the sacrifice of a bull and a goat for the sins of its constituency.
{Leviticus}