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Summary
- Rabbits are mentioned in the Bible, particularly as “shaphan” in Leviticus and Deuteronomy, but may refer more accurately to rock hyraxes.
- Symbolically, rabbits represent fertility, renewal, and caution, reflecting themes of spiritual growth and vigilance in Christian teachings.
- The Bible classifies rabbits as unclean animals, teaching moral lessons about holiness and spiritual separation from worldly practices.
- Understanding rabbits in their cultural and historical context enhances appreciation for biblical texts and reveals deeper spiritual meanings.
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