If a member of the community sins unintentionally against the Lord’s commands, he must bring a female goat without defect and offer it as a sin offering. If he offers up a lamb, it must be a female lamb without defect. By making the sin offering, he will be forgiven.

If the Israelite community sins unintentionally against the Lord’s commands and becomes aware of it, the assembly must offer up a young bull as a sin offering. If any of the leaders sins unintentionally and becomes aware of it, he must offer up a male goat without defect as a sin offering.

If an anointed priest sins, bringing guilt on the people, he is to take a young bull without defect and offer it as a sin offering. He is to lay his hand on the head of the offering, slaughter it before the Lord, and burn it upon the altar as a burnt offering according to the ceremonial laws.

The fellowship offering is to be a bull or sheep without defect, male or female, or a goat. After laying one’s hand on the head of the offering, one is to offer it up as a burnt offering according to the ceremonial laws. All the fat is the Lord’s; God commands that fat and blood are not to be eaten.

The grain offering is to be of the finest flour. After pouring oil and incense upon it, a memorial portion is taken and burned on the altar as a burnt offering. What is left of the grain offering is most holy. All grain offerings must not have any yeast or honey in it, and they must be seasoned with salt.