Likewise this is the law
of the trespass offering:
it is most
holy.
In the place
where they kill
the burnt offering
shall they kill
the trespass offering:
and the blood
thereof shall he sprinkle
round about
upon the altar.
ram
κριὸν
krion
mistake in music
πλημμελείας
plēmmeleias
pour to
προσχεεῖ
proscheei
And he shall offer
of it all the fat
thereof; the rump,
and the fat
that covereth
the inwards,
suet
στέαρ
stear
suet
στέαρ
stear
inwards
ἐνδόσθια
endosthia
suet
στέαρ
stear
inwards
ἐνδοσθίων
endosthiōn
And the two
kidneys,
and the fat
that is on them, which is by the flanks,
and the caul
that is above the liver,
with the kidneys,
it shall he take away:
suet
στέαρ
stear
thigh
μηρίων
mēriōn
lobe of the ear
λοβὸν
lobon
emotions
ἥπατος
hēpatos
And the priest
shall burn
them upon the altar
for an offering made by fire
unto the LORD:
it is a trespass offering.
Every male
among the priests
shall eat
thereof: it shall be eaten
in the holy
place:
it is most
holy.
As the sin offering
is, so is the trespass offering:
there is one
law
for them: the priest
that maketh atonement
therewith shall have it.
And the priest
that offereth
any man's
burnt offering,
even the priest
shall have to himself the skin
of the burnt offering
which he hath offered.
And all the meat offering
that is baken
in the oven,
and all that is dressed
in the fryingpan,
and in the pan,
shall be the priest's
that offereth
it.
hearth
ἐσχάρας
escharas
frying pan
τηγάνου
tēganou
And every meat offering,
mingled
with oil,
and dry,
shall all the sons
of Aaron
have, one
as much as another.
And this is the law
of the sacrifice
of peace offerings,
which he shall offer
unto the LORD.
If he offer
it for a thanksgiving,
then he shall offer
with the sacrifice
of thanksgiving
unleavened
cakes
mingled
with oil,
and unleavened
wafers
anointed
with oil,
and cakes
mingled
with oil,
of fine flour,
fried.
make up
ἀναπεποιημένους
anapepoiēmenous
cake
λάγανα
lagana
spread with
διακεχρισμένα
diakechrismena
knead
πεφυραμένην
pephyramenēn
Besides the cakes,
he shall offer
for his offering
leavened
bread
with the sacrifice
of thanksgiving
of his peace offerings.
And of it he shall offer
one
out of the whole oblation
for an heave offering
unto the LORD,
and it shall be the priest's
that sprinkleth
the blood
of the peace offerings.
And the flesh
of the sacrifice
of his peace offerings
for thanksgiving
shall be eaten
the same day
that it is offered;
he shall not leave
any of it until the morning.
But if the sacrifice
of his offering
be a vow,
or a voluntary offering,
it shall be eaten
the same day
that he offereth
his sacrifice:
and on the morrow
also the remainder
of it shall be eaten:
But the remainder
of the flesh
of the sacrifice
on the third
day
shall be burnt
with fire.
And if any of the flesh
of the sacrifice
of his peace offerings
be eaten
at all
on the third
day,
it shall not be accepted,
neither shall it be imputed
unto him that offereth
it: it shall be an abomination,
and the soul
that eateth
of it shall bear
his iniquity.
And the flesh
that toucheth
any unclean
thing shall not be eaten;
it shall be burnt
with fire:
and as for the flesh,
all that be clean
shall eat
thereof.
But the soul
that eateth
of the flesh
of the sacrifice
of peace offerings,
that pertain unto the LORD,
having his uncleanness
upon him, even that soul
shall be cut off
from his people.
Moreover the soul
that shall touch
any unclean
thing, as the uncleanness
of man,
or any unclean
beast,
or any abominable
unclean
thing, and eat
of the flesh
of the sacrifice
of peace offerings,
which pertain unto the LORD,
even that soul
shall be cut off
from his people.
And the LORD
spake
unto Moses,
saying,
Speak
unto the children
of Israel,
saying,
Ye shall eat
no manner of fat,
of ox,
or of sheep,
or of goat.
And the fat
of the beast that dieth of itself,
and the fat
of that which is torn with beasts,
may be used
in any other use:
but ye shall in no wise
eat
of it.
For whosoever eateth
the fat
of the beast,
of which men offer
an offering made by fire
unto the LORD,
even the soul
that eateth
it shall be cut off
from his people.
Moreover ye shall eat
no manner of blood,
whether it be of fowl
or of beast,
in any of your dwellings.
Whatsoever soul
it be that eateth
any manner
of blood,
even that soul
shall be cut off
from his people.
And the LORD
spake
unto Moses,
saying,
Speak
unto the children
of Israel,
saying,
He that offereth
the sacrifice
of his peace offerings
unto the LORD
shall bring
his oblation
unto the LORD
of the sacrifice
of his peace offerings.
His own hands
shall bring
the offerings
of the LORD
made by fire,
the fat
with the breast,
it shall he bring,
that the breast
may be waved
for a wave offering
before
the LORD.
burnt offering
καρπώματα
karpōmata
suet
στέαρ
stear
breast
στηθυνίου
stēthyniou
lobe of the ear
λοβὸν
lobon
emotions
ἥπατος
hēpatos
And the priest
shall burn
the fat
upon the altar:
but the breast
shall be Aaron's
and his sons'.
And the right
shoulder
shall ye give
unto the priest
for an heave offering
of the sacrifices
of your peace offerings.
He among the sons
of Aaron,
that offereth
the blood
of the peace offerings,
and the fat,
shall have the right
shoulder
for his part.
For the wave
breast
and the heave
shoulder
have I taken
of the children
of Israel
from off the sacrifices
of their peace offerings,
and have given
them unto Aaron
the priest
and unto his sons
by a statute
for ever
from among the children
of Israel.
breast
στηθύνιον
stēthynion
cover
ἐπιθέματος
epithematos
choice offering
ἀφαιρέματος
aphairematos
legalities
νόμιμον
nomimon
This is the portion of the anointing
of Aaron,
and of the anointing
of his sons,
out of the offerings
of the LORD
made by fire,
in the day
when he presented
them to minister unto the LORD
in the priest's office;
anointing
χρῖσις
chrisis
anointing
χρῖσις
chrisis
burnt offering
καρπωμάτων
karpōmatōn
Which the LORD
commanded
to be given
them of the children
of Israel,
in the day
that he anointed
them, by a statute
for ever
throughout their generations.
This is the law
of the burnt offering,
of the meat offering,
and of the sin offering,
and of the trespass offering,
and of the consecrations,
and of the sacrifice
of the peace offerings;
mistake in music
πλημμελείας
plēmmeleias
Which the LORD
commanded
Moses
in mount
Sinai,
in the day
that he commanded
the children
of Israel
to offer
their oblations
unto the LORD,
in the wilderness
of Sinai.
