Leviticus 17

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Leviticus 17 is a chapter in the Hebrew Bible that sets out laws concerning the proper place and manner of animal sacrifice and the prohibition against consuming blood.

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf chapter of the Bible
chapter of the Book of Leviticus
addressesPractice atonement through blood
eating blood
handling of hunted game
offering sacrifices at the tabernacle
prohibition of sacrifices outside the sanctuary
slaughter of domestic animals
appliesTo Israelites NERFINISHED
resident aliens in Israel
associatedWithFigure Moses NERFINISHED
canonicalStatus canonical in Christian Old Testament
canonical in Jewish Bible
divineSpeaker YHWH NERFINISHED
followedBy Leviticus 18 NERFINISHED
follows Leviticus 16 NERFINISHED
genre legal text
influencedDoctrine Christian debates on food and blood consumption
Jewish dietary laws on blood
keyVerse Leviticus 17:11 NERFINISHED
languageOfWork Biblical Hebrew NERFINISHED
legalCategory dietary restriction
ritual law
sacrificial law
locatedInTextualUnit Holiness Code NERFINISHED
mentionsConcept burnt offerings
peace offerings
uncleanness from carcasses
mentionsLocation tent of meeting NERFINISHED
partOf Book of Leviticus NERFINISHED
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Old Testament NERFINISHED
Pentateuch NERFINISHED
Torah NERFINISHED
penaltyDescribed being cut off from the people
positionInWork 17
primaryTheme centralization of sacrificial worship
laws about animal sacrifice
prohibition of consuming blood
prohibits eating any manner of blood
offering sacrifices in the open field
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
requires bringing slaughtered animals to the tent of meeting
setting wilderness period of Israel
states the life of the flesh is in the blood
theologicalEmphasis blood as means of atonement
exclusive worship of YHWH

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Leviticus 16 precedes Leviticus 17