14 After considering a few spiritual treasures from Leviticus, you may bethinking, ‘I now have a better understanding of reasons why this book has been included in God’s inspired Word.’ (2 Timothy 3:16)You may now be more determined to prove yourself holy, not only because Jehovah requires it but because he deserves your earnest effort to please him. Perhaps what you have learned about Leviticus in these two articles has increased your desire to dig more deeply into the Scriptures in general.
Indeed! Why don't we dig more deeply into Deuteronomy and learn about the holiness Jehovah requires?
In light of the legal problems WT has been having, what is the proper, holy way to handle a situation where a man rapes a young girl? Deut. 22: 28, 29 gives clear insight into Jehovah's view of matters where it is written:
28 “If a man happens to meet a virgin girl who is not engaged and he seizes her and lies down with her and they are discovered,+ 29 the man who lay down with her must give the girl’s father 50 silver shekels, and she will become his wife.+ Because he humiliated her, he will not be allowed to divorce her as long as he lives.
Here, Jehovah's Law is very clear that if a man, who probably already has several wives, rapes a pre-teen girl, his punishment is that he now must purchase the girl as a slave... his own sex slave. This will be the only life this woman will ever know. Every day until either one of them dies, she will be his property and must call her rapist "my lord and husband".
These are the things that WT calls "treasures".