I really imagine I need to read the FAQ concerning the scope of this website. I've posted my questions on the basis of what I saw, a site based on the simple question "Mi Yodea." When someone asks "Who Knows Three Hundred?"I don't see the need for sourcing or attribution. I don't know of a context outside of Tanakh where I would come upon the word Vayikra. I assumed, perhaps erroneously, that it would be a given. I see that questions need to be formulated within the confines of Mi Yodea. I have no problem abiding by this decorum; I can however attest to its limiting nature.

@Shemmy Make it an answer!

I understand your comment regarding the relevance of this question to the aims of this website. However, I do not know of a better forum for a question like this. This includes this site's constitution of Torah Observant Jews that contribute with an accuracy that is not to be found anywhere on the web. If I am in error in such reasoning, please share.

@DoubleAA That would be really helpful!

@AriA working hard to deprogram my nekkudim crutch.

This is a great opportunity where translating Hebrew would elucidate the answer.

Pardon my asking, but how is this not a personalized question?