Questions and Answers
If a priest who was unclean comes near the sacred offerings, what was the punishment?
What two things would disqualify a priest from eating the sacred offerings until he had gone through the process of cleansing?
A priest was disqualified from eating the sacred offerings until evening in all of the following cases EXCEPT:
A priest that touched something unclean would be clean when the sun went down if he:
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All of the following were explicitly forbidden to eat the sacred offering EXCEPT:
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Who was explicitly allowed to eat the sacred offering as part of the priest's family?
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A priest's married daughter could eat of the sacred offering if she:
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If someone ate the sacred offering by mistake they had to make restitution plus:
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What kind of animal was not accepted as a burnt offering?
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All of the following were listed as defects in an animal that was not acceptable for an offering EXCEPT:
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For what offering was one able to offer a deformed animal?
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A newborn cow, sheep or goat could not be offered for how long?
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A cow and its young were not to be offered on:
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A thanksgiving offering was to be eaten within ____ day(s)?
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God's holy name was not to be ______.
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Study Notes
Priest Cleanliness and Offerings
- A priest who is unclean faces the punishment of being cut off from God's presence.
- Disqualifications for priests eating sacred offerings include skin diseases and bodily discharges.
- A priest remains disqualified until evening after touching something unclean if he has bathed himself.
- The priest's wife is allowed to eat sacred offerings, while guests, hired workers, and a priest's unmarried daughter are not.
Sacred Offering Rules
- A priest’s married daughter can eat from sacred offerings only if she is divorced and has no children.
- Mistakenly eating a sacred offering requires restitution plus one-fifth of its value.
- Offering blemished animals (e.g., goats) as burnt offerings is explicitly forbidden.
- Acceptable offerings must not have defects like being maimed, blind, or having festering sores, but age (old) is not considered a defect.
Offerings and Timing
- Deformed animals can be offered as freewill offerings, but newborn animals cannot be sacrificed within the first seven days.
- A cow and its young should not be offered on the same day.
- Thanksgiving offerings must be consumed within one day.
- God's holy name is to be kept profane, reflecting the necessity of respect for holiness in offerings.
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