What are all the offering types called for in Exodus 29

1. Sin Offering

   • Reference: Exodus 29:10–14

   • A bullock is brought and slain as a sin offering.

   • Its blood is placed on the altar, and the rest of the animal is burned outside the camp.

   • Purpose: To atone for sin and purify the priests.

2. Burnt Offering

   • Reference: Exodus 29:15–18

   • One ram is offered as a burnt offering, wholly consumed on the altar.

   • Purpose: Total consecration to God, signifying complete devotion.

3. Peace Offering / Ram of Consecration

   • Reference: Exodus 29:19–34

   • The second ram, called the ram of consecration, is slain.

   • Blood is applied to Aaron and his sons (ear, thumb, toe).

   • Certain parts (fat, rump, kidneys, right shoulder, and unleavened bread) are placed in their hands for a wave offering and then burned on the altar.

   • Purpose: Fellowship with God; establishing the priests in service.

4. Wave Offering

   • Reference: Exodus 29:22–26, 28

   • Portions (breast, bread, fat, etc.) are waved before the Lord (lifted side to side or back and forth in presentation).

   • Purpose: Symbolizes giving the offering to God and then God giving it back for priestly use.

   • The breast of the ram was a perpetual wave offering for Aaron and his sons.

5. Heave Offering

   • Reference: Exodus 29:27–28

   • The right shoulder (or thigh) of the ram of consecration is given as a heave offering (lifted upward, “heaved” to God).

   • Purpose: Acknowledges God’s ownership, with part given to the priests for their portion.

6. Meal Offering (Unleavened Bread, Cakes, Wafers)

   • Reference: Exodus 29:2–3, 23–25

   • Unleavened bread, cakes mingled with oil, and wafers anointed with oil were included with the sacrifices.

   • Portions were burned and portions eaten by the priests.

   • Purpose: Thanksgiving and dedication of labor’s fruit to God.

7. Daily Burnt Offerings (Continual Offering)

   • Reference: Exodus 29:38–42

   • Two lambs, morning and evening, with flour, oil, and wine as a drink offering.

   • Purpose: A perpetual offering for atonement and God’s presence among Israel.

? Summary of Offering Types in Exodus 29

• Sin Offering

• Burnt Offering

• Peace Offering / Ram of Consecration

• Wave Offering

• Heave Offering

• Meal (Grain) Offering

• Daily Burnt Offerings with Drink Offerings