TWO GROUPS SACRIFICES

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TWO GROUPS SACRIFICES

• Fellowship Offerings
• Burnt Offering
• Meal Offering
• Peace Offering
• Cleansing Offerings
• Sin Offering
• Trespass Offering

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Fellowship Offerings

• Burnt Offering
• Purpose to propitiate for sin in general
  (propitiate carries the idea of taking the place
  of, make reconciliation, show mercy, by providing
  a vicarious sacrifice)
• Sacrifice According to wealth (ox, sheep, goat,
  dove)
• Gods portion all the animals
• Priests portion none
• Offerers portion none
• Occasion daily, special occasions, festivals,
  acknowledge Gods mercy, thanks offering (private
  burnt offerings consecration of priests,
  purification of women, removal of leprosy,
  removal of uncleanliness, breach of a vow)

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Fellowship Offerings

• Meal Offering
• Purpose Gift
• Sacrifice Grains flours, oil and frankincense
  (varied to wealth of the person)
• Gods portion Part to God
• Priests portion Rest to be eaten by the priests
• Offerers portion None
• Occasion Anytime First Fruits

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Fellowship Offerings

• Peace Offering
• Purpose Fellowship or communion meal with God
  with whom they have a relationship
• Sacrifice Grains Unblemished male or female
  ox, sheep, or goat
• Gods portion Fatty parts
• Priests portion Wave offering breast goes to
  priest or Heave offering thigh goes to priest
• Offerers portion Remainder eaten in tabernacle
  court
• Occasion Thanks for blessings, Vow completion,
  Show thankfulness love to God
• Thanks offering purpose unexpected blessings
  or deliverance
• Votive offering fulfillment of vows
• Freewill offering express general thankfulness
  and love

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Cleansing Offerings

• Sin Offering
• Purpose To atone for specific unintentional
  transgressions where no restitution was possible
  and purification
• Sacrifice Bull for priests or who congregation
  He-goat for a ruler She-goat or lamb for
  commoner Dove or Pigeon or fine flour for poor
• Gods portion Fatty around the kidneys and liver
• Priests portion All the rest
• Offerers portion None
• Occasion Atonement (431, 35), Forgiveness
  (514-167)

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Cleansing Offerings

• Trespass or Guilt Offering
• Purpose To atone for specific unintentional
  transgressions and intentional sin (61-5) where
  restitution was possible (55, 10, 15, 18)
• Sacrifice Ram only
• Gods portion Fatty around the kidneys and liver
• Priests portion All the rest eaten in the court
• Offerers portion None
• Occasion Atonement (431, 35), Forgiveness
  (514-167)

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Cleansing Offerings

• Differences between Sin and Trespass Offerings
• Trespass offering only applied to individuals
• Trespass called for a Ram only
• Trespass pertained to the misappropriation of
  what belong to God or a fellow Jew