Hey there, welcome back to the podcast. Today we're diving into something fascinating from the book of Leviticus, specifically chapters 23 through 25, which detail the various festivals and the sabbatical year in ancient Israel. These regulations were formulated during the post-Exodus period, roughly in the 13th century BCE, when the Israelites were transitioning from a nomadic people to a more settled agricultural society in Canaan. This was a time when religious identity was becoming formalized through ritual practices.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_XBWPHKvs3tht5b6NwVdIhQTTkcSGIh6/view
