Difference between revisions of "Relationship Between Vayikra 1-5 and 6-7/2"
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| + | <p>The  laws of Vayikra 6-7 complement those in Vayikra 1-5.  The directives of Vayikra 1-5 focus on the bringing and preparation of the sacrifice, while the laws of Chapters 6-7 focus on the apportioning of the sacrifice and associated priestly functions.</p> | ||
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<category>Supplement to Shemot 29 | <category>Supplement to Shemot 29 | ||
| + | <p>The laws of Vayikra 6-7 supplement the laws regarding the Miluim in Shemot 29, adding laws specific to the priest which were relevant not only for this ceremony but for future generations as well. The laws of Vayikra 1-5 are detached from the ceremony of the Miluim and focus on laws governing the individual's bringing of sacrifices throughout the generations</p> | ||
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Version as of 12:41, 3 March 2019
Relationship Between Vayikra 1-5 and 6-7
Exegetical Approaches
Complement to Vayikra 1-5
The laws of Vayikra 6-7 complement those in Vayikra 1-5. The directives of Vayikra 1-5 focus on the bringing and preparation of the sacrifice, while the laws of Chapters 6-7 focus on the apportioning of the sacrifice and associated priestly functions.
Supplement to Shemot 29
The laws of Vayikra 6-7 supplement the laws regarding the Miluim in Shemot 29, adding laws specific to the priest which were relevant not only for this ceremony but for future generations as well. The laws of Vayikra 1-5 are detached from the ceremony of the Miluim and focus on laws governing the individual's bringing of sacrifices throughout the generations
