In this final installment of his three-volume commentary on Leviticus, Jacob Milgrom—a leading rabbi and biblical scholar—continues his deep exploration of Torah law, bringing clarity to some of the book’s most profound and practical teachings.

Covering chapters 23–27, Milgrom unpacks the ethical vision embedded in Israel’s rituals. He sheds light on the development of the festival calendar, the integration of folk traditions, and the radical concept of the Jubilee—a priestly response to social and economic inequality.

Milgrom’s careful translations and thought-provoking commentary reveal how Leviticus, though ancient, still speaks powerfully into today’s world. This volume—and the trilogy as a whole—stands among the most important contributions in the Anchor Bible series.