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Sacrifices
To
Make
Things
Right
The
Lord
said:
7 The
sacrifice
to
make
things
right
is
very
sacred.
2 The
animal
must
be
killed
in
the
same
place
where
the
sacrifice
to
please
me[a]
is
killed,
and
the
animal's
blood
must
be
splattered
against
the
four
sides
of
the
bronze
altar.
3 Offer
all
of
the
animal's
fat,
including
the
fat
on
its
tail
and
on
its
insides,
4 as
well
as
the
lower
part
of
the
liver
and
the
two
kidneys
with
their
fat.
5 One
of
the
priests
will
lay
these
pieces
on
the
altar
and
send
them
up
in
smoke
to
me.
6 This
sacrifice
for
making
things
right
is
very
holy.
Only
the
priests
may
eat
it,
and
they
must
eat
it
in
a
holy
place.[b]
7 The
ceremony
for
this
sacrifice
and
the
one
for
sin
are
just
alike,
and
the
meat
may
be
eaten
only
by
the
priest
who
performs
this
ceremony
of
forgiveness.
8 In
fact,
the
priest
who
offers
a
sacrifice
to
please
me[c]
may
keep
the
skin
of
the
animal,
9 just
as
he
may
eat
the
bread
from
a
sacrifice
to
give
thanks
to
me.[d]10
All
other
grain
sacrifices—with
or
without
olive
oil
in
them—are
to
be
divided
equally
among
the
priests
of
Aaron's
family.
Sacrifices
To
Ask
the
Lord's
Blessing
The
Lord
said:
11
Here
are
the
instructions
for
offering
a
sacrifice
to
ask
my
blessing:[e]
12
If
you
offer
it
to
give
thanks,
you
must
offer
some
bread
together
with
it.
Use
the
finest
flour
to
make
three
kinds
of
bread
without
yeast—two
in
the
form
of
loaves
mixed
with
olive
oil
and
one
in
the
form
of
thin
wafers
brushed
with
oil.
13
You
must
also
make
some
bread
with
yeast.
14
Give
me
one
loaf
or
wafer
from
each
of
these
four
kinds
of
bread,
after
which
they
will
belong
to
the
priest
who
splattered
the
blood
against
the
bronze
altar.
15
When
you
offer
an
animal
to
ask
a
blessing
from
me
or
to
thank
me,
the
meat
belongs
to
you,
but
it
must
be
eaten
the
same
day.
16
It
is
different
with
the
sacrifices
you
offer
when
you
make
me
a
promise
or
voluntarily
give
me
something.
The
meat
from
those
sacrifices
may
be
kept
and
eaten
the
next
day,
17-18
but
any
that
is
left
must
be
destroyed.
If
you
eat
any
after
the
second
day,
your
sacrifice
will
be
useless
and
unacceptable,
and
you
will
be
both
disgusting
and
guilty.
19
Don't
eat
any
of
the
meat
that
touches
something
unclean.
Instead,
burn
it.
The
rest
of
the
meat
may
be
eaten
by
anyone
who
is
clean
and
acceptable
to
me.
20-21
But
don't
eat
any
of
this
meat
if
you
have
become
unclean
by
touching
something
unclean
from
a
human
or
an
animal
or
from
any
other
creature.
If
you
do,
you
will
no
longer
belong
to
the
community
of
Israel.
22
The
Lord
told
Moses
23
to
say
to
the
people:
Don't
eat
the
fat
of
cattle,
sheep,
or
goats.
24
If
one
of
your
animals
dies
or
is
killed
by
some
wild
animal,
you
may
do
anything
with
its
fat
except
eat
it.
25
If
you
eat
the
fat
of
an
animal
that
can
be
used
as
a
sacrifice
to
me,
you
will
no
longer
belong
to
the
community
of
Israel.
26
And
no
matter
where
you
live,
you
must
not
eat
the
blood
of
any
bird
or
animal,
27
or
you
will
no
longer
belong
to
the
community
of
Israel.
28
The
Lord
also
told
Moses
29-30
to
say
to
the
people
of
Israel:
If
you
want
to
offer
a
sacrifice
to
ask
my
blessing,
you
must
bring
the
part
to
be
burned
and
lay
it
on
the
bronze
altar.
But
you
must
first
lift
up[f]
the
choice
ribs
with
their
fat
to
show
that
the
offering
is
dedicated
to
me.
31
A
priest
from
Aaron's
family
will
then
send
the
fat
up
in
smoke,
but
the
ribs
belong
to
the
priests.
32-33
The
upper
joint
of
the
right
hind
leg
is
for
the
priest
who
offers
the
blood
and
the
fat
of
the
animal.
34
I
have
decided
that
the
people
of
Israel
must
always
give
the
choice
ribs
and
the
upper
joint
of
the
right
hind
leg
to
Aaron's
descendants
35
who
have
been
ordained
as
priests
to
serve
me.
36
This
law
will
never
change.
I
am
the
Lord!
37
These
are
the
ceremonies
for
sacrifices
to
please
the
Lord,
to
give
him
thanks,
and
to
ask
his
blessing
or
his
forgiveness,
as
well
as
the
ceremonies
for
those
sacrifices
that
demand
a
payment
and
for
the
sacrifices
that
are
offered
when
priests
are
ordained.
38
While
Moses
and
the
people
of
Israel
were
in
the
desert
at
Mount
Sinai,
the
Lord
commanded
them
to
start
offering
these
sacrifices.
7.
2 sacrifice
to
please
me:
See
the
note
at
1.
1-3.
7.
6 holy
place:
The
courtyard
of
the
sacred
tent
(see
6.
16,
17).
7.
8 sacrifice
to
please
me:
See
the
note
at
1.
1-3.
7.
9 sacrifice
to
give
thanks
to
me:
See
the
note
at
2.
1.
7.
11
sacrifice
to
ask
my
blessing:
See
the
note
at
3.
1.
7.
29,
30
lift
up:
Or
"wave."
1 Introduction
2 Leviticus 10
3 Genesis 01
4 Leviticus 11
5 Leviticus 12
6 Genesis 02
7 Genesis 03
8 Leviticus 13
9 Leviticus 14
10 Genesis 04
11 Genesis 05
12 Leviticus 15
13 Leviticus 16
14 Genesis 06
15 Leviticus 17
16 Genesis 07
17 Genesis 08
18 Leviticus 18
19 Leviticus 19
20 Genesis 09
21 Genesis 10
22 Leviticus 20
23 Leviticus 21
24 Genesis 11
25 Genesis 12
26 Leviticus 22
27 Genesis 13
28 Leviticus 23
29 Leviticus 24
30 Genesis 14
31 Genesis 15
32 Leviticus 25
33 Leviticus 26
34 Genesis 16
35 Genesis 17
36 Leviticus 27
37 Numbers 01
38 Genesis 18
39 Genesis 19
40 Numbers 02
41 Numbers 03
42 Genesis 20
43 Genesis 21
44 Numbers 04
45 Numbers 05
46 Genesis 22
47 Genesis 23
48 Numbers 06
49 Numbers 07
50 Genesis 24
51 Genesis 25
52 Numbers 08
53 Genesis 26
54 Numbers 09
55 Genesis 27
56 Numbers 10
57 Numbers 11
58 Genesis 28
59 Genesis 29
60 Numbers 12
61 Numbers 13
62 Genesis 30
63 Genesis 31
64 Numbers 14
65 Numbers 15
66 Genesis 32
67 Genesis 33
68 Numbers 16
69 Numbers 17
70 Genesis 34
71 Genesis 35
72 Numbers 18
73 Numbers 19
74 Genesis 36
75 Genesis 37
76 Numbers 20
77 Numbers 21
78 Genesis 38
79 Genesis 39
80 Numbers 22
81 Numbers 23
82 Genesis 40
83 Genesis 41
84 Numbers 24
85 Numbers 25
86 Genesis 42
87 Genesis 43
88 Numbers 26
89 Numbers 27
90 Genesis 44
91 Genesis 45
92 Numbers 28
93 Numbers 29
94 Genesis 46
95 Genesis 47
96 Numbers 30
97 Numbers 31
98 Genesis 48
99 Genesis 49
100 Numbers 32
101 Numbers 33
102 Genesis 50
103 Exodus 01
104 Numbers 34
105 Numbers 35
106 Exodus 02
107 Exodus 03
108 Numbers 36
109 Deuteronomy 01
110 Exodus 04
111 Exodus 05
112 Deuteronomy 02
113 Deuteronomy 03
114 Exodus 06
115 Exodus 07
116 Deuteronomy 04
117 Deuteronomy 05
118 Exodus 08
119 Exodus 09
120 Deuteronomy 06
121 Deuteronomy 07
122 Exodus 10
123 Exodus 11
124 Deuteronomy 08
125 Deuteronomy 09
126 Exodus 12
127 Exodus 13
128 Deuteronomy 10
129 Deuteronomy 11
130 Exodus 14
131 Exodus 15
132 Deuteronomy 12
133 Deuteronomy 13
134 Exodus 16
135 Exodus 17
136 Deuteronomy 14
137 Deuteronomy 15
138 Exodus 18
139 Exodus 19
140 Deuteronomy 16
141 Deuteronomy 17
142 Exodus 20
143 Exodus 21
144 Deuteronomy 18
145 Deuteronomy 19
146 Exodus 22
147 Exodus 23
148 Deuteronomy 20
149 Deuteronomy 21
150 Exodus 24
151 Exodus 25
152 Deuteronomy 22
153 Deuteronomy 23
154 Exodus 26
155 Exodus 27
156 Deuteronomy 24
157 Deuteronomy 25
158 Exodus 28
159 Exodus 29
160 Deuteronomy 26
161 Deuteronomy 27
162 Exodus 30
163 Exodus 31
164 Deuteronomy 28
165 Deuteronomy 29
166 Exodus 32
167 Exodus 33
168 Deuteronomy 30
169 Deuteronomy 31
170 Exodus 34
171 Exodus 35
172 Deuteronomy 32
173 Deuteronomy 33
174 Exodus 36
175 Exodus 37
176 Deuteronomy 34
177 Joshua 01
178 Exodus 38
179 Exodus 39
180 Joshua 02
181 Joshua 03
182 Exodus 40
183 Leviticus 01
184 Joshua 04
185 Joshua 05
186 Leviticus 02
187 Leviticus 03
188 Joshua 06
189 Joshua 07
190 Leviticus 04
191 Leviticus 05
192 Joshua 08
193 Joshua 09
194 Leviticus 06
195 Leviticus 07
196 Joshua 10
197 Joshua 11
198 Leviticus 08
199 Leviticus 09
200 Joshua 12
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