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this is what must be done: "If it is an inadvertence on the part of the community, the community as a whole will offer a young bull as a burnt offering, as a smell pleasing to Yahweh, with the prescribed accompanying cereal offering and libation, and a he-goat as a sacrifice for sin. (Numbers 15, 24)
The priest will perform the rite of expiation for the entire community of Israelites, and they will be forgiven, since it was an inadvertence. Once they have brought their offering as food burnt for Yahweh, and have presented their sacrifice for sin before Yahweh to make amends for their inadvertence, (Numbers 15, 25)
the whole community of Israelites will be forgiven, as also the alien residing with them, since the entire people acted by inadvertence. (Numbers 15, 26)
"If it is an individual who has sinned by inadvertence, he will offer a yearling kid as a sacrifice for sin. (Numbers 15, 27)
The priest will perform the rite of expiation before Yahweh for the person who has gone astray owing to this sin of inadvertence and, expiation having been made for him, he will be forgiven; (Numbers 15, 28)
whether he is an Israelite citizen or a resident alien, you will have one law for anyone who sins by inadvertence. (Numbers 15, 29)
Since he has treated Yahweh's word with contempt and has disobeyed his order, such a man will be outlawed absolutely and will bear the consequences of his guilt." ' (Numbers 15, 31)
Is it not enough for you that the God of Israel has singled you out of the community of Israel, and called you to be near him, to serve in Yahweh's Dwelling and to represent the community by officiating on its behalf? (Numbers 16, 9)
They threw themselves on their faces and cried out, 'O God, God of the spirits that give life to every living thing, will you be angry with the whole community because one man has sinned?' (Numbers 16, 22)
He spoke to the community and said, 'Stand away, I tell you, from the tents of these sinners, and touch nothing that belongs to them, for fear that with all their sins you too will be swept away.' (Numbers 16, 26)
for these sinful censers have become sanctified at the price of human lives. Since they were brought before Yahweh and thus became consecrated, they must be hammered into sheets to cover the altar. They will be an object-lesson to the Israelites.' (Numbers 17, 3)
and on the branch of Levi write Aaron's name, since the head of the Levite families must have a branch too. (Numbers 17, 18)
