Leviticus (Book 3)

God gives Moses laws for burnt offering atonement.

God gives Moses specific instructions for grain/meat offerings.

God gives Moses instructions for peace/fellowship offerings.

God gives Moses instructions on how to make atonements with sin offerings. God addresses priests, the entire congregation, the Israelite rulers, then ordinary citizens.

God gives Moses instructions on atonement for a sin/trespass offering. Two turtledoves are sufficient animals in the event the person cannot get a lamb or goat.

God details scenarios that are used deceptively with the intention for material gain. The chapter ends with the same command from Leviticus 3:17 and Genesis 9:14 : Do not eat blood.

On Mount Sinai, God specifies the laws of trespass/guilt offerings and fellowship/peace offerings. If you look up lamb cuts, you'll find that nearly every diagram has a different opinion. Interlinear Hebrew Bible: https://biblehub.com/interlinear/leviticus/7.htm

This is the official consecration ritual for Aaron and his sons. God commands Aaron and Moses to stay in the tabernacle for seven days.

God commanded Aaron to make several sacrifices for himself and for the Israelites. God manifests himself magnificently through fire after Aaron executes his compliance.

Aaron's sons displease God by burning incense without an authorized command. This is considered 'strange fire.' Both men were burned to death.