Levitik 5
Bib La · Kreyòl Ayisyen
1 Men nan ki sikonstans pou yo fè ofrann bèt pou peche moun fè san yo pa konnen: Si yon moun fin fè sèman nan tribinal pou l' di sa ki pase epi li refize pale sa l' te wè ou ankò sa li vin konnen, li gen pou l' peye pou sa li fè a. 2 Si yon moun rive manyen, san li pa konnen, yon bagay moun k'ap sèvi Bondye pa gen dwa manyen, tankou kadav yon bèt ki pa bon pou moun k'ap sèvi Bondye, li te mèt yon bèt nan bwa, li te mèt yon bèt kay, li te mèt yon bèt k'ap trennen sou vant, lè l' rive konnen sa l' fè a, li menm tou li pa nan kondisyon pou fè sèvis pou Bondye, epi li antò pou sa l' fè a. 3 Si, san li pa konnen, li rive manyen yon nonm ki pa nan kondisyon pou fè sèvis pou Bondye, nenpòt ki jan moun lan te ka rive nan eta sa a, lè pita li vin konnen sa l' fè a, li antò pou sa l' fè a. 4 Si yon moun kite bouch li mennen l', epi li sèmante, li di l'ap fè yon bagay, se ka yon move bagay osinon yon bon bagay, lè l' vin rekonèt sa, se pou l' peye sa l' fè a. 5 Lè yon moun rive antò paske li fè yonn nan bagay sa yo, se pou l' rekonèt devan tout moun sa l' fè a mal. 6 Apre sa, l'a peye pou peche li fè a, l'a pran yon fenmèl nan mouton pa l' yo, osinon nan kabrit li yo, l'a ofri l' bay Seyè a pou peche li te fè a. Prèt la va fè ofrann bèt pou wete peche nonm lan. 7 Men, si nonm lan pa ka bay yon mouton osinon yon kabrit, l'a pote yon pè toutrèl osinon yon pè pijon pou peye pou peche a. L'a ofri yo bay Seyè a, yonn pou yo touye pou peche a, lòt la pou yo boule nèt sou lotèl la. 8 L'a pote yo bay prèt la. Prèt la menm va ofri zwazo pou peche a anvan. L'a kase kou zwazo a, san li pa separe tèt la ak rès kò a. 9 L'a voye ti gout nan san an bò lotèl la. Epi l'a vide rès san an nan pye lotèl la. Se va yon ofrann bèt yo touye pou wete peche a. 10 Apre sa, l'a ofri dezyèm zwazo a, l'a boule l' dapre regleman yo. Se konsa prèt la va fè ofrann bèt pou wete peche moun lan te fè a, epi Bondye va padonnen l' sa l' te fè a. 11 Si moun lan pa ka bay de toutrèl osinon de pijon pou peye pou peche li fè a, l'a pote de liv bon farin. Li p'ap bezwen mete ni lwil oliv ni lansan sou li, paske se yon ofrann pou wete peche l'ap fè. 12 L'a pote l' bay prèt la, prèt la va pran yon ponyen nan farin lan ki va sèvi pou Seyè a pa janm bliye moun ki fè ofrann lan. L'a ofri l' bay Seyè a, l'a boule l' sou lotèl la tankou yon ofrann yo boule bèt pou Seyè a. Se va yon ofrann yo fè pou wete peche a. 13 Se konsa, prèt la va fè ofrann pou wete peche moun lan te fè a, Bondye va padonnen l' sa l' te fè a. Rès farin lan va rete pou prèt la, tankou lè y'ap fè ofrann manje. 14 Seyè a pale ak Moyiz, li di l' konsa: 15 -Si yon moun fè yon peche san li pa fè espre, si li fè sa li pa t' dwe fè, tankou lè li bliye bay sa li te dwe bay pou Seyè a, l'a fè yon ofrann pou repare bagay li te fè ki mal la. L'a pran yon belye mouton nan bèt li yo, yonn ki san ankenn enfimite. Y'a di konbe bèt la vo, dapre lajan yo sèvi nan kay Bondye a, epi l'a ofri l' bay Seyè a. Se sa yo rele yon ofrann pou peye pou sa yon moun fè ki mal. 16 Se pou l' peye tou sa li te bliye bay Seyè a, plis vin pou san anwo li. L'a pote l' bay prèt la. Prèt la menm va ofri bouk la, l'a touye l' pou peye pou sa moun lan te fè ki mal, epi Bondye va padonnen l' sa. 17 Si yon moun fè peche san l' pa konnen, si li fè yon bagay Seyè a te bay lòd pa fè, atout li pa t' fè espre, li antò. Se pou l' peye pou sa l' fè a. 18 L'a pran yon belye nan bèt li yo, yonn ki pa gen ankenn enfimite, l'a pote l' bay prèt la. Prèt la menm va ofri l' pou peye pou sa moun lan te fè ki mal. Y'a kalkile pri bèt la dapre sistèm lajan yo sèvi nan kay Bondye a. Prèt la va fè ofrann lan pou peye pou sa moun lan te fè san l' pa t' konnen an, epi Bondye va padonnen l' sa. 19 Se sa yo rele yon ofrann moun fè pou peye pou sa yo fè ki mal kont Seyè a.
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Levitik 5:1
Le 5:1. Trespass Offerings for Concealing Knowledge.
1. if a soul ... hear the voice of swearing--or, according to some, "the words of adjuration." A proclamation was issued calling any one who could give information, to come before the court and bear testimony to the guilt of a criminal; and the manner in which witnesses were interrogated in the Jewish courts of justice was not by swearing them directly, but adjuring them by reading the words of an oath: "the voice of swearing." The offense, then, for the expiation of which this law provides, was that of a person who neglected or avoided the opportunity of lodging the information which it was in his power to communicate.
Levitik 5:2
2. if a soul touch any unclean thing--A person who, unknown to himself at the time, came in contact with any thing unclean, and either neglected the requisite ceremonies of purification or engaged in the services of religion while under the taint of ceremonial defilement, might be afterwards convinced that he had committed an offense.
Levitik 5:4
Le 5:4-19. For Swearing.
4. if a soul swear--a rash oath, without duly considering the nature and consequences of the oath, perhaps inconsiderately binding himself to do anything wrong, or neglecting to perform a vow to do something good. In all such cases a person might have transgressed one of the divine commandments unwittingly, and have been afterwards brought to a sense of his delinquency.
Levitik 5:5
5. it shall be, when he shall be guilty ... that he shall confess that he hath sinned in that thing--make a voluntary acknowledgment of his sin from the impulse of his own conscience, and before it come to the knowledge of the world. A previous discovery might have subjected him to some degree of punishment from which his spontaneous confession released him, but still he was considered guilty of trespass, to expiate which he was obliged by the ceremonial law to go through certain observances.
Levitik 5:6-14
6-14. he shall bring his trespass offering unto the Lord for his sins which he hath sinned--A trespass offering differed from a sin offering in the following respects: that it was appointed for persons who had either done evil unwittingly, or were in doubt as to their own criminality; or felt themselves in such a special situation as required sacrifices of that kind [Brown]. The trespass offering appointed in such cases was a female lamb or kid; if unable to make such an offering, he might bring a pair of turtledoves or two young pigeons--the one to be offered for a sin offering, the other for a burnt offering; or if even that was beyond his ability, the law would be satisfied with the tenth part of an ephah of fine flour without oil or frankincense.
Levitik 5:15-16
15-16. sin through ignorance, in the holy things of the Lord, &c.--This is a case of sacrilege committed ignorantly, either in not paying the full due of tithes, first-fruits, and similar tribute in eating of meats, which belonged to the priests alone--or he was required, along with the restitution in money, the amount of which was to be determined by the priest, to offer a ram for a trespass offering, as soon as he came to the knowledge of his involuntary fraud.
Levitik 5:17-19
17-19. if a soul sin ... though he wist it not, yet is he guilty--This also refers to holy things, and it differs from the preceding in being one of the doubtful cases,--that is, where conscience suspects, though the understanding be in doubt whether criminality or sin has been committed. The Jewish rabbis give, as an example, the case of a person who, knowing that "the fat of the inwards" is not to be eaten, religiously abstained from the use of it; but should a dish happen to have been at table in which he had reason to suspect some portion of that meat was intermingled, and he had, inadvertently, partaken of that unlawful viand, he was bound to bring a ram as a trespass offering [Le 5:16]. These provisions were all designed to impress the conscience with the sense of responsibility to God and keep alive on the hearts of the people a salutary fear of doing any secret wrong.
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