Originally Posted by Heinz
Stewart, I fully agree. If one reads the laws in Leviticus carefully, it is a very clear instruction manual, in which many things are still correct in essence - from the hygiene regulations (which we only rediscovered after the Middle Ages) to the sensible but also moderate taxation - 10% would be sufficient even today:)

Peter, I personally think there is hardly a more witty humour than the Jewish. And it is based on such a philosophy of life as the rabbi shows in the example with the kangaroo meat.
I have written and deleted so much here afterwards, but it belongs in a separate thread in the soap box.



For anyone that has never read it, reading Leviticus in a modern translation is absolutely fascinating and quite remarkable
As you say, Shows an incredible level of sophistication and understanding of hygiene

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