the soil during the 50th year Not to reap in the normal manner that which grows wild in the fiftieth year Not to pick grapes which grew wild in the normal manner in the fiftieth year To buy and sell according to Torah law Not to overcharge or underpay for an article Not to insult or harm anybody with words Not to sell the land in Israel indefinitely To carry out the laws of sold family properties To carry out the laws of houses in walled cities Not to sell the fields but they shall remain the Levites' before and after the Jubilee year Not to lend with interest Not to have a Hebrew servant do menial slave labor Not to sell a Hebrew servant as a slave is sold Not to work a Hebrew servant oppressively Canaanite slaves must be kept forever Not to allow a non-Jew to work a Hebrew servant oppressively Not to bow down on smooth stone Haftarah The haftarah for the parashah is . When parashah Behar is combined with parashah Behukotai, the haftarah is the haftarah for Behukotai, . Notes Further reading The parashah has parallels or is discussed in these sources: Ancient Code of Hammurabi § 117. Babylonia, Circa 1780 BCE. In e.g. Ancient Near Eastern Texts Relating to the Old Testament. Edited by James B. Pritchard, pages 163, 170–71. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1969. . (3-year limit on debt servitude for wife or child). Julius Lewy. "The Biblical Institution of deror in the Light of Akkadian Documents." Eretz-Israel, volume 5 (1958): pages 21–31. Biblical (slavery); (Sabbatical year) (Sabbatical year). (Sabbatical year); (Sabbatical year); (Sabbatical year). 2 Kings (slavery). (proclaim release). (next of kin redeemer); (releasing Hebrew slaves). , 19 (economic equalization); (year of release). (slavery). (dwell in safety); (lending); (lending); (God chastens man for iniquity); (sojourner on earth). (slavery). 2 Chronicles (Sabbatical year). Early nonrabbinic Jubilees chs. 1–50 Land of Israel, 2nd Century BCE. Quran 2:275; 3:130. Arabia, 7th century. (Islam's parallel prohibition of interest, or riba). Classical rabbinic Mishnah: Sheviit 1:1–10:9; Rosh Hashanah 3:5; Ketubot 9:9; Nedarim 9:4; Kiddushin 1:2–3; Bava Metzia 5:1–11; Sanhedrin 3:4; Makkot 3:9; Avot 5:8–9; Bekhorot 9:10; Arakhin 7:1–9:8. Land of Israel, circa 200 CE. In, e.g., The Mishnah: A New Translation. Translated by Jacob Neusner, pages 68–93, 304, 424, 487, 544, 588, 618, 687, 807, 821–24. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1988. . Tosefta: Sheviit 1:1–8:11;