TIMELINE OF THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS

HOW MANY DAYS DOES LEVITCUS COVER

The book of Leviticus covers 30 days.

BIBLICAL EVIDENCE THAT LEVITICUS COVERS 30 DAYS

Leviticus takes place in the mountains of Sinai of Arabia (Leviticus 25:1) and within 30 days 

(Numbers 1:1) Israel arrives to the wilderness of Sinai.

Details

Exodus 40:17 and Exodus 40:2 state Moses received instructions to build the tabernacle in the first month, first day and of the second year of their leaving the land of the Pharaohs and by the time we reach the book of Numbers 1: 1, it's the second month of the first day of the second year this covers 30days. The instructions in the book of Leviticus are recorded during this time

Moses was trained by the Pharaohs and based on the calendar of the Pharaohs there were 10 days in a week and three weeks in a month each month was approximately 30 days and began around the appearance of either the full moon or the appearance of the moon. Do your own research! 

THE RULING PHAROAHS DURING THE BOOKS OF EXODUS, LEVITICUS TO JUDGES

The pharaohs who were ruling during the time of the book of Leviticus were the family 
of whom is called Ahmose, and though his name is omitted from the bible we can assume it's the dynasty of Ahmose because   Moses was raised as a prince of the land of Africa and should be associated to the Pharaohs he served under. 

Examining the 18th Dynasty of Pharoah's will help to determine which pharaoh Moses was serving under. We know that Moses is an African name because he was named by the Princess of the Pharoah. It seems he was born under the rule of the African Pharaohs who ruled the area near Nubia and the Pharaohs who oppressed the Hebrews were possibly from Canaan which included the children of Japeth who the bible says would live in the tents of Shem. Genesis 9

Leviticus takes place in the mountains of Sinai of Arabia and within 30 days they arrive to the Wilderness of Sinai.