⁴“On the Sabbath the prince is to bring to the Lord, as sacrifices to be burnt whole, six lambs and one ram, all without any defects. ⁵With each ram he is to bring an offering of seventeen and a half litres of corn, and with each lamb he is to bring whatever he wants to give. For each such grain offering he is to bring three litres of olive oil. ⁶At the New Moon Festival he will offer a young bull, six lambs, and a ram, all without any defects. ⁷With each bull and each ram the offering is to be seventeen and a half litres of corn, and with each lamb the offering is to be whatever the prince wants to give. Three litres of olive oil are to be offered with each such grain offering of corn. ⁸The prince must leave the entrance room of the gateway and go out by the same way as he went in.

⁹“When the people come to worship the Lord at any festival, those who enter by the north gate are to leave by the south gate after they have worshipped, and those who enter by the south gate are to leave by the north gate. No one may go out by the same way as he entered, but must leave by the opposite gate. ¹⁰The prince is to come in when the people come, and leave when they leave. ¹¹On the feast days and at the festivals the grain offering will be seventeen and a half litres with each bull or ram, and whatever the worshipper wants to give with each lamb. Three litres of olive oil are to be offered with each such grain offering.

¹²“When the ruling prince wants to make a voluntary offering to the Lord, either an offering to be burnt whole or a fellowship offering, the east gate to the inner courtyard will be opened for him. He is to make the offering in the same way as he does on the Sabbath, and the gate is to be closed after he goes out again.”

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