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1. What specific fat was offered up on the altar of burnt offerings (4:8-9)?

ALL fat, including marbling. Belly fat. No fat was offered separately from the whole animal. Fat that covers the entrails (including kidneys).

2. What was the daily offering of Aaron and his sons, to be split--half in the morning and half at night/evening (6:20)?

One-tenth of an ephah of fine flour. No daily offerings were given. Sweet corn-on-the-cob. A juicy tenderloin steak.

3. What was granted upon proper sacrifice for unintentional sins (5:13, 18)?

Nothing. A feast. Forgiveness. Entry back into the camp.

4. What type of sin could offerings be made to cover (4:2)?

Any sin. UNintentional sins. Intentional sins of rebellion. Only ones violating the 10 commandments.

5. How was the priest to offer the turtledoves or pigeons (5:8)?

Wring its neck off, but not divided. Cooked, well done. On a grill. Could not offer birds for sacrifices.

6. If you stole property and returned the property to its owner, what extra amount were you to give (6:5)?

$20.00. No extra. Bushel of corn. One-fifth of its value.

7. How many times was the blood sprinkled before Yahweh (4:7)?

14. 7. 0. 70.

8. What offering could be made for sin WITHOUT the shedding of blood (5:11)?

None, there must be a shedding of blood. Favorite objects. One-tenth of an ephah of fine flour. Money as a fine instead of sacrifice.

9. If you stole property and returned the stolen property, what else did you need to do in order to receive forgiveness (6:6)?

Bring a trespass offering to YAHWEH. Beg forgiveness from the owner. Nothing else. You could not be forgiven for stealing.

10. When would an offering for sin be made whether by an individual, the entire congregation of Israel, or a ruler (4:14, 23, 28)?

Once a month, just in case. 7 days after sinning. When it came to their knowledge. It is already too later.

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