This book recommends leaving a scapegoat in the desert for Azazel.
This book recommends leaving a scapegoat in the desert for Azazel. This book opens with instructions regarding the nature of burnt sacrifices, and its sixteenth and twenty-third chapters discuss rites for Yom Kippur. This book places seafood that lacks (*) fins and scales on a list of things that are abominations to God. Chapters seventeen through twenty six of this book are often referred to as the "Holiness code." For 10 points name this book which precedes Numbers and follows Exodus, the third book of the Old Testament.
This book recommends leaving a scapegoat in the desert for Azazel.
Book of {Leviticus}