And if a soul should sin, and should hear a voice of conjuring, and witness this, or see, or be fully conscious of it, if he should not report it, he takes responsibility for his sin.
That soul which ever should touch any thing unclean, or decaying flesh, or taken by wild beasts or of the decaying flesh of abominations of the unclean, or of the decaying flesh cattle
or should touch of of a man, of any of his uncleanness what ever touching he should be defiled, and he be unaware of it, but after this he should know even he should have trespassed.
The soul, in what ever he should swear by an oath, drawing apart lips to do evil or well according to all as much as who should draw apart according to an oath, and should be unaware of it, and this one should know and should sin any one of these things
then he shall declare openly the sin for which he has sinned by it.
And he shall bring for which he trespassed for the sin of which he sinned, a female from the sheep, a ewe-lamb or a yearling of for a sin offering. And shall atone for the sin which he sinned, and will be forgiven
And if is not strong to be fit for sheep, he shall bring for his sin offering of which he sinned, two turtle-doves, or two young pigeons to the one for a sin offering, and one for a whole burnt-offering.
And he shall bring them to the priest. And shall bring the one for the sin offering And shall pluck off its head from the neck, and shall not divide it.
And he shall sprinkle from the blood of the one for the sin offering upon the wall of the altar; but the rest of the blood he shall drop upon the base of the altar an offering on account of sin
And the second one he shall offer for a whole offering as is fit. And shall atone for his sin which he sinned, and it shall be forgiven him.
And if should not find a pair of turtle-doves, or two young pigeons, then he shall bring his gift for which he sinned the tenth of the ephah of fine flour for a sin offering. He shall not pour upon it olive oil, nor place upon it frankincense, for on account
And he shall bring it to the priest. And grabbing from it a full handful of his, the upon the altar, upon the whole burnt-offerings to the a sin offering
And shall atone for his sin which he sinned against one of these things and it shall be forgiven him. And the remaining will be for the priest as a sacrifice of the fine flour.
who ever should be unaware himself and should sin unintentionally of the holy things of the lord, then he shall bring for his trespass offering to the ram of the flocks, of the value of silver of shekels, in the shekel in the holy place, for what he trespassed.
And what ever he sinned, from and the fifth part he shall add to it. And he shall give it to the priest. And the priest shall atone for him by the ram of the trespass offering. And it shall be forgiven him.
And the soul who ever should sin, and should commit one trespass from all of the commandments of the lord, which not and know, and should trespass, and should take the guilt for his sin;
then he shall bring ram from out of the flocks, of silver for to the priest. And shall atone for his ignorance of which he was ignorant of, and he did not know. And it will be forgiven him,