" This book specifically prohibits sacrificing children to Moloch and distinguishes between "trespass-offerings," "sin-offerings," and "burnt-offerings."
One incident related in this book is the death of Nadav and Avihu for filling their censures with "strange fire." This book specifically prohibits sacrificing children to Moloch and distinguishes between "trespass-offerings," "sin-offerings," and "burnt-offerings." Chapters 13 and 14 of this book discuss the affliction of tzaraath, and chapter 23 of this book specifies the allowed days for work on feasts and other holidays. Sections of this book discuss Yom Kippur and sexual misconduct, which includes a prohibition of bestiality and homosexual relations. Divided into a Priestly Code and Holiness Code, for 10 points, name this third book of the Torah.
One incident related in this book is the death of Nadav and Avihu for filling their censures with "strange fire.
Book of Leviticus [or Vayikra] 