Leviticus 25

YHWH commands Israel to observe the Sabbath year (every seventh year) by allowing the land to rest without planting or harvesting, and to proclaim the Year of Jubilee (every fiftieth year) when slaves are freed, debts are forgiven, and land returns to its original owners.[1][2] YHWH promises that obedience to these laws will result in abundant harvests and safety, while disobedience will bring curses including famine, disease, and exile to Babylon for seventy years until the land receives its neglected Sabbaths.[1]

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and you shall consecrate the year fiftieth year and proclaim liberty in the land to all its inhabitants Jubilee it shall be for you and you shall return each to his property and each to his family you shall return
and you shall take possession of them them for your children after you to inherit possession forever in them you shall serve yourselves and over your brothers sons of Israel a man in his brother not you shall rule over him with rigor