And Now our Trespass Offering:
The Hebrew word trespass is ahsam (aw-sham). Its definition, “guilt, fault”; #817. Its root is asham (aw-sham), “be guilty”; #816. We begin at Leviticus 5:6 — “And he [the guilty thought] shall bring his trespass offering to Yahweh for his sin (mental transgression) which he has sinned: a female (puncture) from the flock (migrating thoughts): a lamb (dominant thoughts) or a goat (strong, stout thoughts), as a sin offering, so the priest (officiating thoughts) shall make atonement (conscious placation) for him concerning his sin.” (vs.6) Each transgressive thought would need atonement.

Imagine the amount of mental sacrifices that would be required lest Yahshua had been the last sacrifice? If he is not able to bring a lamb, then he shall bring to Yahweh two (representing acknowledgment of internal division) turtledoves (“endearment, succession”; mental order; #8449) or two pigeons (“warmth, effervescence”; admiration; #3123) for his trespass he committed: one as a sin offering, the other as a burnt offering. And he shall bring them to the priest, who shall offer the sin offering first, and wring (“crack; consciously separate”; #4454) its head (authority) from its neck (“declining”; mental decline; #6203) but shall not divide (“smooth, separate”; consciously remove; #2505) completely.”

(verses 7-8) The mental transgression requires either a growing thought that has consumed (lamb) the mind or overpowered (goat) the mind. If that is not the transgression and yet transgressions are , then mental order (turtledove) or mental adoration (pigeons) towards Yahweh, with confession of course, are required. The authority of transgressive thoughts are to be broken, therefore ending mental decline, but these things are to be remembered within. “The he shall sprinkle some of the blood of the sin offering on the side of the altar, and the rest of the true blood shall be drained out at the base of the altar, It is a sin offering.”(vs.9) “And he shall offer the second as a burnt offering in the prescribed manner…” (vs.10) “But if he is unable to bring two turtledoves or two young pigeons, then he who sins shall bring for his trespass offering one tenth of an ephah of fine flour, as a sin offering. He shall put no oil (anointing) on it, nor shall he put frankincense (purity) on it, for it is a sin offering.” (vs.11) Yahweh then goes on to further instruct Mosheh (the conscience that “draws out” the will of Yahweh):

“If a person [thought] commits a trespass and sins ignorantly (“mistake, stray”; a mental error; #7684) in regards to any of Yahweh’s holy things [mind patterns], then he shall bring to Yahweh, as his trespass (mind fault) offering, a ram (thoughts once relying on personal strength) without blemish (misconception) from the locks (migrating, traveling thoughts), with the proper value of silver (“pale, pine” thoughts longing for true love; #3701), according to the shekel (“weight, poise”; reception; #8255) of the sanctuary (“sacred, clean”; consciously reverent state of thought within the conscience; #6944), as a trespass offering.” (vs.15) Mental errors are different than willful mind transgressions.