10. You must use fair scales, a fair ephah, and a fair bath.
11. The ephah and the bath must be the same size. Both should be calibrated to the homer: each will contain one-tenth of a homer.
12. The shekel must weigh twenty gerahs. Twenty shekels, twenty-five shekels, and fifteen shekels will equal one maneh for you.
13. These are your prescribed contributions: one-sixth of an ephah for each homer of wheat, and one-sixth of an ephah for each homer of barley;
14. a regular amount of oil, one-tenth of a bath for each kor (each kor contains ten baths);
15. and one sheep from the flock for every two hundred from Israel’s pastureland, for grain offerings, for entirely burned offerings, and for well-being sacrifices to make reconciliation for them. This is what the Lord God says.
16. All the people will make this contribution on behalf of the prince in Israel.
17. The prince will be responsible for the entirely burned offerings, grain offerings, and drink offerings for the festivals, new moons, and sabbaths, all the appointed festivals of the house of Israel. He will offer the purification offering, the grain offering, the entirely burned offering, and the well-being sacrifice to make reconciliation on behalf of the house of Israel.
18. The Lord God proclaims: On the first day of the first month, you will take a flawless young bull from the herd, and you will purify the sanctuary.