children of Israel and say: Ye shall eat no manner fat of oxen, sheep
or goats: neverthelater the fat of the beast that dieth alone and the
fat of that which is torn with wild beasts, may be occupied in all
manner uses: but ye shall in no wise eat of it. For whosoever eateth
the fat of the beast of which men bring an offering unto the LORD, that
soul that eateth it shall perish from his people. Moreover ye shall eat
no manner of blood, wheresoever ye dwell, whether it be of fowl or of
beast. Whatsoever soul it be that eateth any manner of blood the same
soul shall perish from his people. And the LORD talked with Moses
saying: speak unto the children of Israel and say: He that offereth his
peaceoffering unto the LORD, shall bring his gift unto the LORD of his
peaceofferings: his own hands shall bring the offering of the LORD:
even the fat upon the breast he shall bring with the breast to wave it
a waveoffering before the LORD. And the priest shall burn the fat upon
the altar, and the breast shall be Aaron's and his sons. And the right
shoulder they shall give unto the priest, to be an heave offering, of
their peaceofferings. And the same that offereth the blood of the
peaceofferings and the fat, among the sons of Aaron, shall have the
right shoulder unto his part, for the wavebreast and the heaveshoulder
I have taken of the children of Israel, even of their peaceofferings,
and have given it unto Aaron the priest and unto his sons: to be a duty
for ever of the children of Israel. This is the anointing of Aaron and
of the sacrifices of the LORD, in the day when they were offered to be
priests unto the LORD, which the LORD commanded to be given them in the
day when he anointed them, of the children of Israel, and to be a duty
for ever among their generations. This is the law of burntofferings, of
meatofferings, of sinofferings, of trespassofferings, of fullofferings,
of peaceofferings, which the LORD commanded Moses in the mount of
Sinai, in the day when he commanded the children of Israel to offer
their offerings unto the LORD in the wilderness of Sinai.
Chapter .viij.
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