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7 ‎[1] This is the law of the guilt-offering; it is holy of holies [=most holy]. ‎[2] In the place where they will slaughter the burnt-offering they shall slaughter the guilt-offering, and they shall sprinkle its blood all around the altar. ‎[3] He shall bring [**separate**] all its fat from it; the [fat] tail, the fat covering the innards, ‎[4] the two kidneys and the fat on them that are on the flanks. The lobe on the liver, he shall remove together with the kidneys. ‎[5] The *kohein* shall burn them on the altar, a fire-offering to [**an offering before**] Adonoy; it is a guilt-offering. ‎[6] All males among the *kohanim* may eat it. It must be eaten in a sacred place; it is most holy. ‎[7] As the sin-offering is, so is the guilt-offering; one law applies to them both; the *kohein* who will bring about atonement with it, it shall belong to him. ‎[8] The *kohein* who brings a burnt-offering of an individual, the skin of the burnt-offering that he brought, shall belong to the *kohein,* it shall belong to him. ‎[9] Every meal-offering that shall be baked in an oven and every one made in a deep pot [**which appears as if it has been ploughed out**] or frying pan, [belong] to the *kohein* who offers it; it shall belong to him. ‎[10] Every meal-offering mixed with oil or dry [**not mixed**], shall belong to all the sons of Aharon, each equally. ‎[11] This is the law of the peace[**sacred**]-offering that one will bring to [**before**] Adonoy. ‎[12] If he brings it as thanksgiving offering he shall bring along with his thanksgiving offering *matzoh* [unleavened] loaves mixed with oil, *matzoh* [unleavened] wafers anointed with oil and loaves of saturated fine flour mixed with oil. ‎[13] With loaves of leavened bread he shall bring his offering, along with his peace[**sacred**]-offering of thanksgiving. ‎[14] From it, he shall bring one from each offering as separated portion to [**before**] Adonoy. To that *kohein* who sprinkles the blood of the peace[**sacred**]-offering, it shall belong to him. ‎[15] The flesh of his thanksgiving peace[**sacred**]-offering on the day of its sacrifice it may be eaten. He shall not leave over any of it until morning. ‎[16] If either a vow or a voluntary offering, are the sacrifices of his offerings, it shall be eaten on the day of his offering. And on the next day, the remnant of it may [also] be eaten. ‎[17] Whatever flesh is left over from the offering shall be burned in fire, on the third day. ‎[18] If it will be eaten, of the flesh of the peace[**sacred**]-offering on the third day, it will not be favorably accepted. [As to] whoever brings it, it will not be credited to him; it is an abomination [**rejected**] and anyone who eats of it shall bear [the burden of] its iniquity. ‎[19] The flesh [of [**the sacred**] offerings] that will touch any unclean [thing] may not be eaten; it shall be burned in fire. [As to] the [pure] [**sacred**] flesh, every [ritually] pure person [**fitting for the sacred**] may eat [the] [**sacred**] meat. ‎[20] The person who eats of the flesh of the peace[**sacred**]-offering belonging to [**which is before**] Adonoy while his uncleaness is yet on him, that persons soul shall be cut off from its people. ‎[21] A person who touches anything unclean, be it the impurities of man or an unclean animal, or any unclean creeping creature and then eats some flesh of the peace[**sacred**]-offering belonging to [**which is before**] Adonoy, that persons soul shall be cut off from its people. ‎[22] And Adonoy spoke to Moshe, saying: ‎[23] Speak to Bnei Yisroel, saying: any fat of oxen, sheep or goats you must not eat. ‎[24] The fat of an improperly slaughtered animal and the fat of a fatally wounded animal may be used for any purpose, but you are surely not permitted to eat it. ‎[25] For, anyone who eats fat of an animal from which is offered a fire-offering to [**as offering before**] Adonoy, the soul [**person**] who ate it shall be cut off from its people. ‎[26] You shall not eat any blood, in all your dwelling places, be it of fowl or of beast. ‎[27] Any person who eats any blood, that soul [**person**] shall be cut off from its people. ‎[28] And Adonoy spoke to Moshe, saying: ‎[29] Speak to Bnei Yisroel, saying: Whoever shall bring the sacrifice of his peace[**sacred**]-offering to [**before**] Adonoy, he shall bring his offering to [**before**] Adonoy from his peace[**sacred**]-offering. ‎[30] His hands shall bring the fire-offerings [**offerings**] of Adonoy; he shall bring the fat on the breast and the breast [itself] to wave [**lift**] them [**up**] as a wave-offering [**an uplifted-offering**] before Adonoy. ‎[31] The *kohein* shall burn the fat on the altar and the breast shall belong to Aharon and to his sons. ‎[32] The right thigh you shall give as a separated portion to the *kohein,* from your peace[**sacred**]-offerings. ‎[33] Whoever offers the blood of the peace[**sacred**]-offering and the fat who is of the sons of Aharon, the right thigh shall belong to him as a portion. ‎[34] Because the breast wave[**uplifted**]-offering and the thigh [that is] the uplifted [**separated**] portion I have taken from Bnei Yisroel. from their peace[**sacred**]-offerings and I have given them to Aharon the *kohein* and to his sons, as an everlasting statute, from Bnei Yisroel. ‎[35] This is [for] the anointing [**inauguration to greatness**] of Aharon and [for] the anointing [**inauguration to greatness**] of his sons from the fire-offering [**offerings**] of Adonoy, on the day He brought them to serve before Adonoy, ‎[36] that Adonoy commanded to give to them, on the day He anointed [**inaugurated**] them [**to greatness**], from Bnei Yisroel, an everlasting statute for all their descendants. ‎[37] This is the law for the burnt-offering, the meal-offering, the sin-offering and the guilt-offering; for the installation-sacrifices [**sacrifices**] and for the peace[**sacred**]-offering, ‎[38] that Adonoy commanded Moshe on Mount Sinai, on the day that he commanded Bnei Yisroel to bring their offerings to [**before**] Adonoy in the desert of Sinai.
Version: Metsudah Chumash, Metsudah Publications, 2009 [with Onkelos translation]
Source: https://www.nli.org.il/he/books/NNL_ALEPH002691623
License: CC-BY-NC