It is entirely possible to be a church-going Christian for 40 years and never hear a sermon preached solely from the Book of Leviticus.
Leviticus is the third book of the Hebrew scriptures (i.e. the "Old Testament") that contains the laws, large and in minutiae, that God gave to the Israelites. Most people might be familiar with its odd edicts against, for instance, eating lobster or shaving your sideburns, and laws ordering menstruating women to sit in a tent apart from the rest of the community for the duration of Aunt Flo's visit.
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