6. Any male in a priest’s family may eat it. It is most holy. So it must be eaten in a holy place.
7. “‘The penalty offering is like the sin offering. The teachings are the same for both. The priest who offers the sacrifice to remove sins will get the meat for food.
8. The priest who offers the burnt offering may also have the skin from it.
9. Every grain offering belongs to the priest who offers it. This includes those baked in an oven, cooked on a griddle or baked in a dish.
10. The grain offerings belong to the priests. They may be dry or mixed with oil. All priests will share alike.
11. “‘These are the teachings about the fellowship offering a person may offer to the Lord:
12. He may bring the fellowship offering to show his thanks. If he does, he should also bring loaves of bread. They must be made without yeast, mixed with oil. And he should bring wafers made without yeast. They must have oil poured over them. He should also bring loaves of fine flour mixed with oil.
13. He must also offer loaves of bread made with yeast. These should be brought with his fellowship offering, which he gives to show thanks.