2. The Burnt Offering
• 1. This seems to be for intentional sin.
• 2. Male without defect
• 3. Lay hand on head to make atonement
• 4. Blood sprinkled on all sides of the altar
• 5. Skinned and cut into pieces
• 6. Pieces, including head and fat, placed on fire
• 7. Inner parts and legs washed and all of it burned
• 8. An aroma pleasing to the Lord
• 9. Sheep, goats dove or pigeon also accepted
• 10. The burnt offering is to remain on the altar throughout the night and
the fire must be kept burning.
• 11. The priest then with linen clothes shall remove the ashes of the
burnt offering and place them besides the altar. He is then to put on other
clothes and carry the ashes outside the camp to a place that is
ceremonially clean.
3. Grain Offering
• 1. This seems to be for a praise or thank offering as well as provision for
the priests.
• 2. Fine flour mixed with oil and incense
• 3. A memorial portion burned on the altar. An aroma pleasing to the
Lord.
• 4. The rest is given to Aaron and his sons. They are to eat it in the
courtyard of the Tent of Meeting. Any male descendant of Aaron may eat
it.
• 5. If grain offering is baked and brought, it is to be without yeast,
spread with oil and have no honey. Yeast and honey could be included in
offering of first fruits, but not as a pleasing aroma to the Lord.
• 6. When the priest is anointed, he is to bring 2 quarts of fine flour, half
in the morning and half in the evening. They are to prepare it with oil on a
griddle. When a priest offers a grain offering, it is to be burned
completely, it must not be eaten.
4. Fellowship/Peace Offering
• 1. This is to reinforce the fellowship we have with God and with each
other.
• 2. Male or female without defect
• 3. Hand on head, blood on all sides
• 4. All the fat that covers the inner parts, the kidneys and the covering
of the liver is burned
• 5. It is burned on top of the burnt offering
• 6. Aroma pleasing to the Lord
• 7. Burned as food for both the priest and the worshipper. The priest is
to receive the breast and the right thigh. He is to wave both before the
Lord to thank and recognize the Lord for His provision. This is the only
offering that the worshipper is given a portion. If the fellowship offering
of thanks, it must all be eaten the same day. If it is the result of a vow or a
freewill offering, it can also be eaten the next day. It needs to be burned
on the third day.
• 8. Must not eat any fat or blood
5. The Sin Offering
1. For unintentional sins
2. If the priest: young bull without defect, lay his hand on its head, take blood
into the tent of meeting, then dip his finger in the blood and sprinkle it 7 times before
the Lord in front of the curtain of the sanctuary, other blood goes on the horns of the
altar of fragrant incense in the Tent of Meeting, the rest of the bulls blood is poured
out at the base of the altar of burnt offering at the entrance to the tent of meeting,
the fat, kidneys and covering of the liver to be removed just like fellowship offering.
They are then burned on the altar of burnt offering. All the rest of the bull is to be
taken outside the camp to a place that is ceremonially clean where the ashes are
thrown and burn it on a wood fire on the ash heap.
3. If whole Israelite community, even if they are unaware they are guilty.
When they become aware, they are to bring a young bull. The same procedure used
as above, but it is the elders of Israel that lay their hands on the bull.
4. If a leader, he is to bring a male goat without defect. Slaughtered in the
place the burnt offering is. The blood is spread on the horns of the altar and poured
out at the base, but no sprinkling seven times. Also no taking the rest and burning it
outside the camp
