בהר סיני, before the Tabernacle had been erected.

ושבתה, an expression of idleness.

ואספת, the opposite of abandoning it.

ושבתם איש אל אחוזתו, to his ancestral heritage as has been spelled out in verse 28 and 31 respectively. Sellers of ancestral fields may repossess them in the Jubilee year without having to compensate the buyer.

(2) AND EACH OF YOU SHALL RETURN TO HIS FAMILY. A Hebrew slave goes frree in the Jubilee (see vv. 40-41).

נזיריה, freely growing grapes that have fallen off the vines must not be harvested. The same applies to grain that grew without having been planted during that year.

מן השדה תאכלו, and not anything which had been gathered into the houses by the owners of the fields which had been forbidden to have been gathered in the first place.

כי מספר תבואות until the Jubilee year is what he is selling you, as opposed to the actual soil.

לשלוש שנים, according to the plain meaning of the text the seed which has been planted in the sixth year of the cycle will provide sufficient food for the sixth, seventh and eighth year. They would eat until the onset of the ninth year from that harvest. During the balance of that year they will eat from planting which took place in the eighth year.

גאולה תתנו לארץ, if the seller wishes to redeem it prior to the Jubilee year.

והשיב את העודף, from the years prior to the Jubilee which he had not consumed yet.

העודף, which is in excess of the years he had already possessed that land.

ואשר יגאל מן הלוים, as we said in verse 32 that the Levites have a right to redeem such property for an unlimited period of time, לעולם, in the event he did not have the funds at the time of the Jubilee year or any other so-called deadline.

'ויצא ממכר בית וגו, whereas houses do not fall under the Jubilee rule, houses of the Levites do, seeing they have no other ancestral heritage. They get it back without having to pay compensation to the buyer.

ושדה מגרש, as explained in detail in Numbers 35.

עבודת עבד, to let him perform menial labour, as is the lot of the Canaanite slaves.

או לעקר, who was uprooted from that kingdom, far from your homeland. He is neither a resident stranger (someone committed to keep the Noachide laws) nor a convert to Judaism, nor a resident pagan.