Graphic Bible · Scene 7 of 17

At a clean ash dump well outside the distant Israelite camp, two ordinary linen-clad men tend a wood fire consuming the covered remains of the bull. The remains are mostly hidden beneath a plain woven carrying cloth and low flames; a hide edge and bundled legs establish the prescribed disposal without exposed gore. Camp tents appear far away.
Artwork is an interpretation. Scripture is quoted from the People's Open Bible.

Leviticus 4:11-12

Burned at the ash dump

Sin Offerings for Priests and People · Leviticus 4

Story guide: At a clean ash dump well outside the distant Israelite camp, two ordinary linen-clad men tend a wood fire consuming the covered remains of the bull. The remains are mostly hidden beneath a plain woven carrying cloth and low flames; a hide edge and bundled legs establish the prescribed disposal without exposed gore. Camp tents appear far away.

Open this scene in the reader →

11But the hide of the bull, and all its flesh, with its head and with its legs and its entrails and its dung—

12He shall bring out the whole bull to a clean place outside the camp, to the ash dump, and burn it on wood in the fire; it shall be burned at the ash dump.

Step through the story beside the Scripture itself. About the People’s Open Bible