Peace-offerings

Peace-offerings

A male or female of herd or flock - Le 3:1,6,12

THE OFFERER REQUIRED

• To give it freely
- Le 19:5
• To bring it himself
- Le 7:29,30
• To lay his hand upon its head
- Le 3:2,8,13
• To kill it at tabernacle door
- Le 3:2; 8:13

Required to be perfect and free from blemish - Le 3:1,6; 22:21

THE PRIEST

• Prepared
- Eze 46:2
• Sprinkled the blood on the altar
- Le 3:2,8,13
• Offered the inside fat, &c by fire
- Le 3:3,4,9,10
• Laid it upon the daily burnt offering to be consumed with
it - Le 3:5; 6:12,13
• Waved the breast as a wave-offering
- Ex 29:26,28; Le 7:29,30
• Heaved the right shoulder as an heave-offering
- Ex 29:22-27
• Had the shoulder and breast as his portion
- Ex 29:28; Le 7:31-34
• An offering most acceptable
- Le 3:5,16
• Generally accompanied by a burnt-offering
- Jud 21:4; 1Sa 10:8; 1Ki 3:15
• Often accompanied by a sin-offering
- Le 23:19

WAS OFFERED

• As a thanksgiving-offering
- Le 7:12,13
• As a votive offering
- Le 7:16
• For reconciliation
- Eze 45:15; Eph 2:13,14
• For confirming the legal covenant
- Ex 24:5
• At consecration of priests
- Ex 29:22,29
• For the people at large
- Le 9:4
• At expiration of Nazarite's vow
- Nu 6:14
• At all the festivals
- Nu 10:10
• At dedication of tabernacle
- Nu 7:17,23
• At dedication of temple
- 1Ki 8:62-64
• At coronation of kings
- 1Sa 11:15
• By Joshua after his victories
- Jos 8:31
• By Israel after their defeat
- Jud 20:26
• By David on bringing up the ark
- 2Sa 6:17
• By David after the plague
- 2Sa 24:25
• By Solomon three times a year
- 1Ki 9:25
• By Manasseh on repairing and restoring the altar
- 2Ch 33:15,16

If a thanksgiving offering to be eaten the day offered - Le 7:15

If a votive offering to be eaten the same day or the next - Le 7:16,17; 19:6-8

To be eaten before the Lord - De 12:17,18

No unclean person to eat of - Le 7:20,21