Leviticus
This Book is called LEVITICUS, because it treats of the Offices, Ministries, Rites and Ceremonies of the Priests and Levites. The Hebrews call it VAICRA, from the word with which it begins.
Of holocausts or burnt offerings.
Of offerings of flour, and firstfruits.
Of peace offerings.
Of offerings for sins of ignorance.
Of other sacrifices for sins.
Oblation for sins of injustice: ordinances concerning the holocausts and the perpetual fire: the sacrifices of the priests, and the sin offerings.
Of sacrifices for trespasses and thanks offerings. No fat nor blood is to be eaten.
Moses consecrateth Aaron and his sons.
Aaron offereth sacrifice for himself and the people. Fire cometh from the Lord upon the altar.
Nadab and Abiu for offering strange fire, are burnt by fire. Priests are forbidden to drink wine, when they enter into the tabernacle. The law of eating the holy things.
The distinction of clean and unclean animals.
The purification of women after childbirth.
The law concerning leprosy in men, and in garments.
The rites of sacrifices in cleansing the leprosy. Leprosy in houses.
Other legal uncleannesses.
When and how the high priest must enter into the sanctuary. The feast of expiation.
No sacrifices to be offered but at the door of the tabernacle: a prohibition of blood.
Marriage is prohibited in certain degrees of kindred: Anda all unnatural lusts.
Divers ordinances, partly moral, partly ceremonial or judicial.
Divers crimes to be punished with death.
Ordinances relating to the priests.
Who may eat the holy things: and what things may be offered.
Holy days to be kept.
The oil for the lamps. The loaves of proposition. The punishment of blasphemy.
The law of the seventh and of the fiftieth year of jubilee.
God's promises to them that keep his commandments. And the many punishments with which he threatens transgressors.
Of vows and tithes.