Trespass Offering Leviticus 4 provides instructions concerning the sin offering while Leviticus 5 explains the stipulations for the trespass offering. The words sin and trespass usually can be used interchangeable throughout the scriptures...
Chapter 19 of Numbers reveals to us one of the most puzzling paradoxes in the Bible, the commandment of the red heifer, which was given to Eleazar. Even King Solomon who was said to understand the meaning of all things could not explain...
The Sin Offering The Sin offering, or as translated in the Hebrew as chatta’ah, means offence and its punishment or penalty for sin. The chatta’aht is derived from the Hebrew root word chayt, meaning "missing the mark," which...
The Burnt Offering The most well known class of offerings is the burnt offering. It was the oldest and commonest sacrifice of the Old Testament which was offered. The Hebrew word for burnt offering is olah, which means...
Peace Offering The peace offering is also called a fellowship offering depending on the translation of the Bible some individual uses. In the Hebrew, the word for peace is sheh’lem which means reconciliation, peace, and...