Exodus 29:14

¹⁴carnes vero vituli et corium et fimum combures foris extra castra, eo quod pro peccato sit.

Exodus 29 details the elaborate, seven-day consecration ceremony for Aaron and his sons to serve as priests, along with the dedication of the Tabernacle altar. This chapter outlines specific sacrifices—a bull for a sin offering, and two rams for a burnt offering and an ordination offering—along with their precise rituals. The meticulous instructions underscore the holiness required for those approaching God and the sacredness of the space where His presence would dwell, establishing the foundational practices for Israel's worship.

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