This book of the Bible ends with a discourse on religious vows and describes an incident in which Nadab and Abihu burned some incense with illicit fire.
Chapter 16 of this work mentions sending a goat into the wilderness to Azazel while discussing Yom Kippur. This book of the Bible ends with a discourse on religious vows and describes an incident in which Nadab and Abihu burned some incense with illicit fire. Named for the group that remained loyal to Moses during the Golden Calf incident, this work begins by describing types of sacrifices and includes laws concerning what is clean and unclean. FTP, name this third book of the Old Testament, which centers on the priestly code.
Chapter 16 of this work mentions sending a goat into the wilderness to Azazel while discussing Yom Kippur.
Leviticus [or Vayikra]