Further guilt offering cases address fraud, theft, and false oaths, requiring full restitution with penalty before the sacrifice can effect atonement. Priestly instructions for burnt offerings specify the perpetual altar fire and the priests' daily grain offering, entirely burned as their dedication. The sin offering is most holy, with the officiating priest eating the flesh in the holy place, and any contact with the blood or cooking vessel requiring special handling.
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Characters in This Chapter

Moses
Mediator and lawgiver who received and transmitted God's instructions to Israel

Aaron
First high priest of Israel, consecrated to lead the sacrificial worship

Nadab
Son of Aaron who died for offering unauthorized fire before the Lord

Abihu
Son of Aaron who died alongside Nadab for disobedience in worship
Places in This Chapter
Position in Book
Laws of SacrificeChapters 1-7
Instructions for the five main offerings: burnt offerings, grain offerings, peace offerings, sin offerings, and guilt offerings.
Ordination of PriestsChapters 8-10
Laws of PurityChapters 11-15
The Day of AtonementChapters 16
The Holiness CodeChapters 17-26
Vows and DedicationsChapters 27



