Leviticus is the Bible book where most people stop reading. This is a mistake.
There is a lot of material on economics in Leviticus, which is why this series has three volumes of exegesis, plus eight appendices.
Appendix A, "Sacrilege and Sanctions"
Appendix B, "Rushdoony on the Tithe: A Critique"
Appendix C, "Leaven as Exclusively Evil"
Appendix D, "Greek Mythology: The Myth of Classical Politics"
Appendix E, "The Covenantal Structure of Judgment"
Appendix F, "Rushdoony on 'Hybridization'"
Appendix G, "Malthusianism vs. Covenantalism"
Appendix H, "Conspiracy, Forgery, and Higher Criticism"
Appendix I, "Critics of the Five-Point Covenant Model"
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