English: The Gemara derives a prohibition against a priest eating from a sin-offering or guilt-offering before its blood has been sprinkled: the verse says that the priests eat it “after atonement,” so before atonement is not included. The discussion also explains how this prohibition relates to the broader rule concerning sacred food that is unfit.
On the daf / in context: See the cited source for the full section.
Type of Learning
Derash on the verse.
What Is Learned
Priests may eat these offerings only after the sacrificial blood has effected atonement; eating them beforehand is prohibited.