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The white-linen priest who performed the atonement sits in the sanctuary courtyard and eats a modest cooked portion of the sin offering from a single shallow bronze dish. The linen enclosure and tent entrance establish the holy place. Quiet sacred meal, no feast crowd, raw flesh, blood, bones, gore, or ordinary camp setting.
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Leviticus 6:19

Eaten in the holy court

Priestly Duties · Leviticus 6

Story guide: The white-linen priest who performed the atonement sits in the sanctuary courtyard and eats a modest cooked portion of the sin offering from a single shallow bronze dish. The linen enclosure and tent entrance establish the holy place. Quiet sacred meal, no feast crowd, raw flesh, blood, bones, gore, or ordinary camp setting.

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19The priest who makes atonement with it shall eat it. It shall be eaten in a holy place, in the court of the tent of meeting.

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