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A person could sin by not doing what, when he heard a public charge about which he knew something? (Lev. 5:1)
Touching any of the following was explicitly listed as making one unclean EXCEPT? (Lev. 5:2)
A person who was unaware of their uncleanness became guilty when? (Lev. 5:3)
What was considered a way to take an oath that left a person guilty? (Lev. 5:4)
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When a person was found to be guilty before they offered the sin offering, they must? (Lev. 5:5)
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One that was found guilty was to bring a ______ lamb or goat. (Lev. 5:6)
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If a person could not afford a lamb as a sin offering, they were allowed to bring a? (Lev. 5:7)
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If a person could not afford pigeons, they were to bring? (Lev. 5:11)
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The blood of a pigeon that was offered as a sin offering was put on the _______ of the altar. (Lev. 5:9)
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What was the portion of the flour that was to be burned in the sin offering called? (Lev. 5:12)
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In the sin offering, the priest made ________ for any of the unintentional sins. (Lev. 5:12)
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If someone sinned against the LORD's holy things, they were to bring a ram as valued by what measure? (Lev. 5:15)
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The person that sinned against the LORD's holy things had not only to offer a sacrifice but also to offer restitution plus? (Lev. 5:16)
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Study Notes
Sin and Guilt Offerings
- A public charge known by an individual obligated them to speak up, failing which deemed them guilty (Lev. 5:1).
- Specific entities, like unclean carcasses and livestock, resulted in uncleanness; however, unclean meat was not among these (Lev. 5:2).
- Individuals unaware of their uncleanness were only guilty upon becoming aware of it (Lev. 5:3).
Oaths and Accountability
- Thoughtless oaths result in guilt, contrasting with other forms of oaths that do not carry the same weight (Lev. 5:4).
- Acknowledgment of sin must occur before offering a sin sacrifice; confession is a necessary action (Lev. 5:5).
Offerings and Sacrifices
- A female lamb or goat is required for those found guilty as a sin offering (Lev. 5:6).
- If unable to bring a lamb, two pigeons can serve as an acceptable alternative (Lev. 5:7).
- For those who cannot afford pigeons, fine flour without oil is acceptable as a sin offering (Lev. 5:11).
Rituals and Symbolism
- The blood of the offered pigeon is applied to the side of the altar, symbolizing atonement (Lev. 5:9).
- A memorial portion of the flour is burned during the sin offering, dedicated to the Lord (Lev. 5:12).
Atonement and Restitution
- The priest performs atonement for any unintentional sins committed (Lev. 5:12).
- Those sinning against the Lord's sacred items must offer a ram valued at silver of the sanctuary (Lev. 5:15).
- Additionally, restitution must include one-fifth of the value alongside the sacrifice (Lev. 5:16).
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Test your knowledge on Leviticus Chapter 5 with these flashcard-style questions. Explore the various aspects of sin offerings and purity laws as outlined in the text. Challenge yourself and see how well you understand the key concepts presented in this chapter.
