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The late British anthropologist Mary Douglas proposed that Leviticus was designed to reflect the structure of the Tabernacle, which in turn reflects the division of space during the revelation at Mount Sinai. In this reading, the two screens or curtains that divide the Tabernacle are represented by Leviticus’ only two narratives.[1]
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Gary Rendsburg
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Is the focal point of the book the Camp or the Tabernacle?
Prof.
Jonathan Grossman
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The history and geography of the Judahite clan of Shelah as portrayed in the Bible and in the extra-biblical Sources.
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Aaron Demsky
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