Leviticus 19-24, 26, 27
A looot of reading today, but no Patriarchs and Prophets, this reading has a lot of laws, hence it's Leviticus, that's what it's known for. but I remember hearing in the audio book "If a man killeth a man, then he shall be put to death". Doesn't that sound so contradicting when you read it like that?
I know whenever it says things like that, there's more to it so I'm looking at more of the articles again and posting them for reference.
https://lastmessageofmercy.com/article/view/leviticus-254446-does-god-condone-slavery (Does God Condone Slavery?)
https://lastmessageofmercy.com/article/view/numbers-1532-36-why-did-god-command-the-horrific-death-sentence-of (Why Did God Command The Horrific Death Sentence of Stoning?)
https://lastmessageofmercy.com/article/view/exodus-2024-why-did-god-institute-animal-sacrifices (Why Did God Institute Animal Sacrifices?)
https://lastmessageofmercy.com/article/view/exodus-2124-what-about-the-retributive-justice-of-an-eye-for-an-eye (What About The Retributive Justice of An Eye for An Eye?)
https://lastmessageofmercy.com/article/view/deuteronomy-3239-why-does-god-say-i-kill-and-i-make-alive (Why Does God Say I Kill and I Make Alive?)
This is for anyone in the future reading this who doesn't know more about God's character. These answer a lot of questions.