(Lev. 25:25:) WHEN YOUR RELATIVE BECOMES POOR AND SELLS SOME OF HIS PROPERTY, THEN HIS REDEEMER SHALL COME, THE ONE MOST CLOSELY RELATED TO HIM, AND REDEEM …. Who is his redeemer?¹⁸., Lev. 9:3. I am he, as stated (in Jer. 50:33–34): THUS SAYS THE LORD: THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL ARE OPPRESSED…. THEIR REDEEMER IS MIGHTY, HIS NAME IS THE LORD OF HOSTS .

footnotes: ¹⁸ Tanh

[Another interpretation (of Lev. 25:25:) WHEN YOUR RELATIVE BECOMES POOR.] Seven names are given to the poor.¹⁹ They are the following: crushed (dakh), poor ('ani), lowly (makh), dispossessed (rash), oppressed (TKK),²⁰ 34; and the parallel in Tanh., Lev. 9:3, both of which read tekhakhim; cf. also Lev. R. 34:6, followed by Yalqut Shim‘oni, Lev. 665, which reads dal (“impoverished”) here. wretched (misken), and pauper (evyon).

footnotes: ¹⁹ Cf. Lev. R. 34:6, which lists eight names. ²⁰ Cf. Codex Vaticanus Ebr.