Leviticus 25:1, 8–17 invites us into the sacred rhythm of Sabbath and the Year of Jubilee. In these verses, God teaches rest, release, and right relationships.br Leviticus 25 opens with the Lord speaking to Moses on Sinai, commanding Israel to let the land rest every seventh year and to keep the fiftieth year holy as Jubilee. In Jubilee, debts ease, property returns to families, and trade is fair. Prices reflect the number of harvests left. Neighbors are not oppressed. All remember that the land and life belong to God.br This reading calls us to reverence, justice, and trust. Rest is an act of faith. Release is an act of mercy. Honest measures and fair dealings are acts of love. God forms a people who care for the poor and guard dignity. When we fear the Lord, we treat one another as kin.br Pray with these verses today. Ask for grace to practice Sabbath in your home. Seek ways to repair relationships. Choose fair work and generous hearts. Proclaim liberty where you can. May the Holy Spirit renew our communities with the joy of Jubilee.