5 Aaron’s sons will completely burn all of this on the altar—along with the entirely burned offering on the wood that is on the altar fire—as a food gift of soothing smell to the Lord.
6 If the offering for a communal sacrifice of well-being for the Lord is from the flock—whether it is male or female—you must present a flawless specimen.
7 If you present a sheep as the offering, you must present it before the Lord.
8 You must press your hand on the head of the offering and slaughter it before the meeting tent. Aaron’s sons will toss the blood against every side of the altar.
9 Then you may offer the fat from the communal sacrifice of well-being as a food gift for the Lord: the whole fat tail, which should be removed close to the tailbone; the fat that covers and surrounds the insides;
10 the two kidneys and the fat around them at the loins; and the lobe on the liver, which should be removed with the kidneys.
11 The priest will then completely burn all of this on the altar as food—as a food gift for the Lord.