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The 14 pages that link to Book of Leviticus, each with the reason it gives.

• TorahBroader topic: Its ritual and ethical laws give sustained form to Torah’s legal dimension.

• ScapegoatingRelated: Its Day of Atonement ritual supplied the biblical image behind the English term.

• Book of ExodusRelated: It continues the sanctuary-centered legislation that follows Exodus’s Tabernacle account.

• KashrutBroader topic: Its dietary passages classify permitted and prohibited animals.

• Ritual purityRelated: Its chapters set out many foundational rules concerning impurity and purification.

• Yom KippurRelated: Leviticus 16 describes the ancient rites associated with the Day of Atonement.

• Book of DeuteronomyCompared with: Its legal material offers a distinct comparison with Deuteronomy’s covenant code.

• Priestly sourceRelated: Its ritual and priestly material is closely associated with the source's concerns.

• Incest tabooRelated: Its detailed list illustrates how religious law can define forbidden degrees of kinship.

• Sexual moralityRelated: Its sexual prohibitions have been interpreted as moral rules across religious traditions.

• Mary DouglasBroader topic: Douglas’s influential interpretation of biblical dietary rules appears in her analysis of classification and anomaly.

• SukkotRelated: Leviticus specifies Sukkot’s dates, rest day, and use of gathered branches.

• AaronRelated: Its central ordination narrative establishes Aaron and his sons as priests.

• Book of NumbersRelated: Its laws frame the community whose departure Numbers narrates.