Leviticus 25:10 is a verse from the Hebrew Bible that discusses the concept of the Jubilee Year. This year occurs every fifty years and is a time when land that has been sold is returned to its original owner. This practice is intended to prevent the accumulation of wealth and land in the hands of a few, promoting fairness and equality within the community. The verse emphasizes the importance of freedom and restoration, as it also proclaims liberty for the inhabitants of Israel. During the Jubilee Year, debts are forgiven, and people who have become indentured servants are released, allowing them to return to their families and reclaim their heritage.