a5:7-13
b5:7
c1:14-17
d17:11
e5:11
f5:7
g4:22-35
h6:24-30
i5:11
j2:1
k5:13

‏ Leviticus 5:7-13

Summary for Lev 5:7-13: 5:7-13  a The poor also needed to secure atonement and reconciliation. Birds (5:7  b) were permitted for those too poor to afford a lamb (cp. 1:14-17  c). Although an animal offering was typically required for atonement (17:11  d), God in his grace allowed the bloodless offering of flour if the worshiper could not even afford two birds (5:11  e). 5:7  f The sin offerings included both a portion as a burnt offering and a portion that was first offered, then given to the priests (cp. 4:22-35  g; 6:24-30  h). Because of their small size, two birds were required—one for each type of offering.
5:11  i The sin offering was not to be adorned with olive oil or ... frankincense. These were required for the grain offering, which was the individual’s gift to the Lord (see 2:1  j), given to express worship. The sin offering made atonement; its purpose was to obtain forgiveness, requiring that the offering be completely unadorned.
5:13  k making them right: See study notes on 1:4; 4:20.

• rest of the flour: See study note on 2:3.
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