The Divine Law of Marriage, According to Leviticus XVIII

"The Divine Law of Marriage, According to Leviticus XVIII" presents a detailed examination of the biblical laws governing marriage, specifically focusing on the regulations outlined in Leviticus chapter 18. Richard Wilson Greaves delves into the nuances of these ancient laws, exploring their theological and social implications. This work offers valuable insights into the historical context of marriage within the Judeo-Christian tradition and provides a basis for understanding the development of marital laws and customs. It remains a significant resource for scholars and readers interested in biblical studies, legal history, and the intersection of religion and social norms.

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