Trespass Offerings

Leviticus 5, 7

If a man sins by swearing falsely or touching anything unclean:

1. He that sinned must bring his trespass offering to YHWH. 
   
2. He must bring a female lamb or a kid goat for a trespass offering. (Apply steps for a sin offering)
   

If the man is not able to bring a lamb he must bring two turtledoves or two pigeons

1. One for a burnt offering.
   
2. One for a sin offering.
   
3. Priest must offer the first fowl for a sin offering.
   
4. Priest must take off the head of the fowl.
   
5. Must not cut the bird in pieces.
   
6. Priest must sprinkle the blood of the fowl on the side of the altar of burnt offerings.
   
7. Pour the rest of the blood at the bottom of the altar of burnt offerings; it is a sin offering.
   
8. Priest must offer the second fowl for a burnt offering.
   
9. Do according to the manner of a burnt offering for fowls. (See note for burnt offerings)
   

If he is unable to bring two turtledoves or two pigeons

1. He who sinned must bring a tenth of a ephah of fine flour for a sin offering.
   
2. No oil must be put upon it.
   
3. No frankincense must be put on it.
   
4. Priest must take a handful of the fine flour and burn it on the altar of burnt offerings, it is a sin offering. 
   
5. Priest shall make atonement for his sin.
   
6. The rest of the offering is for the priest for a meat offering.
   

If a man sins through ignorance concerning the holy things:

1. He must offer a ram without blemish 
   
2. He must also pay a fine by shekels of silver, according to the shekel of the sanctuary. 
   
3. He that sinned must make amends for his harm concerning the holy thing. 
   
4. A fifth of his amends must be added and given to the priest.
   
5. The priest shall make atonement for his sin and his sin shall be forgiven.
   

If a man sins unknowingly he is still guilty for his sin:

1. He must offer a ram without blemish for a trespass offering. 
   
2. He must pay a fine by shekels of silver to the priest.
   
3. Priest shall make atonement for his ignorance in which he sinned and knew it not, and his sin shall be forgiven.
   

If a man lies or deceives his neighbor for his possessions:

1. He that sinned must restore what he took or found of his neighbor.
   
2. He must add a fifth part of what he took and give it to his neighbor the same day he offers his trespass offering.
   
3. He must offer a ram without blemish for a trespass offering.
   
4. He must pay a fine by shekels of silver to the priest.
   
5. Priest shall make atonement for him and his sin shall be forgiven.
   

Trespass offering regulations:

1. Trespass offering must be killed in the same place where they kill the burnt offerings.
   
2. Blood of the offering must be sprinkled around the altar of burnt offerings.
   
3. All the fat, the rump, the two kidneys, and the caul above the liver must be taken away.
4. Priest must burn all of it on the altar of burnt offerings.
5. Every male among the priest may eat of it.
   
6. There is one law for both sin and trespass offering.
   
7. The priest that makes atonement for the sin shall have the trespass offering.