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Leviticus 7 completes laws for the trespass offering and peace offerings. It distinguishes thanksgiving offerings from vows and freewill offerings, sets time limits for eating sacrificial meat, prohibits eating sacrificial flesh while unclean, repeats the prohibition on eating fat and blood, and assigns portions to officiating priests. The chapter closes by summarizing the sacrificial laws given at Sinai.
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