Bekhukotai is the final Torah portion from this book, which gives the value of various people based on age and gender when they are vowed to God.
Bekhukotai is the final Torah portion from this book, which gives the value of various people based on age and gender when they are vowed to God. Though this book does not describe the events celebrated during the Passover holiday, it explains how to celebrate it and the High Holy Days. Its eleventh chapter contains the laws relating to the concept of kosher, while two other verses are sometimes cited as a criticism of homosexuality. It primarily deals with laws about priests and holiness, and its name is taken from the Jewish tribe of priests. Name this third book of both the Jewish Torah and the Christian Old Testament, between Exodus and Numbers.
Bekhukotai is the final Torah portion from this book, which gives the value of various people based on age and gender when they are vowed to God.
{Leviticus} [or {Vayikra}]