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Leviticus 5:17
And if a soul sin, and commit any of these things which are forbidden to be done by the commandments of the LORD; though he knew it not, yet is he guilty, and shall bear his iniquity.
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Subtopics

Trespass

Trespass of a Brother

Trespass of an Ox

Trespass Offering

Trespass offering was a Most Holy offering

Trespass offering was the Perquisites of the Priest

Trespass offering: Accompanied by Confession

Trespass offering: Atonement Made By

Trespass offering: Being for Minor Offenses Was Lessened for the Poor, not So

Trespass offering: Consisted of a Meat offering by the Very Poor

Trespass offering: Consisted of a Ram Without Blemish

Trespass offering: Consisted of a She Lamb or Kid

Trespass offering: Consisted of Two Turtle Doves by Those Unable to Bring a Lamb

Trespass offering: Esteemed As a Sin offering, and Frequently So Called

Trespass offering: Generally Accompanied by Restitution

Trespass offering: Illustrative of Christ

Trespass offering: Sometimes Waved Alive Before the Lord

Trespass offering: Special Occasions of offering for Connection With a Betrothed Bondmaid

Trespass offering: Special Occasions of offering: Cleansing of a Leper

Trespass offering: Special Occasions of offering: Purification of Nazarites Who had Broken Their Vow

Trespass offering: Special Occasions of offering: Purification of Those With Issues

Trespass offering: Special Occasions of offering: Purification of Women

Trespass offering: To be offered for Any Sin of Ignorance

Trespass offering: To be offered for Breach of Trust, or Fraud

Trespass offering: To be offered for Concealing Knowledge of a Crime

Trespass offering: To be offered for Involuntarily Touching Unclean Things

Trespass offering: To be offered for Rash Swearing

Trespass offering: To be offered for Sins of Ignorance in Holy Things

Trespass offering: To be Slain where the Sin offering and Burnt offering Were

Trespass: A Creditor Must not Enter a Debtor's House to Seize a Pledge

Trespass: General Scriptures Concerning

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