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Abarbanel on Torah, Leviticus 26:3:1

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Passage referenceAbarbanel on Torah, Leviticus 26:3:1
Permanent passage identifierhsu_20809e54-72d8-407f-a8ca-79a206fe1b02

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Abarbanel on Torah — Sefaria Community Translation

If you walk in my statutes (Lev. 26:3) - Many questions can be asked.
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Abarbanel on Torah — Sefaria Community Translation
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Public domain
Reading language
eng
Source language
eng
Completeness
PARTIAL: all supplied nonempty community English leaves only; many Hebrew sections have no English counterpart.
Review
Unverified edition; not Human Sealed

Recorded provenance: Exact Sefaria export verified against native existing exact-version rights evidence. Original raw JSON retained immutable. Native WordPress markup removal and two-newline separators form body projection.

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