Leviticus 22:10-16

10Only a person who is from the priest's family can eat the holy gifts. Another person who is living in the priest's house must not eat the holy gifts. If a person is being paid to work for the priest, he must not eat the holy gifts.

11A slave can eat the holy gifts if he was born in the priest's house. Or he can eat the holy gifts if the priest bought him.

12A priest's daughter might marry a man who is not a priest. If she has done that, she must not eat the holy food.

13A priest's daughter's husband might send her away. Or her husband might die. She might not have any children. She may go back to live in her father's house. Then she can eat her father's food.

14A person might make a mistake and eat a holy gift. He must give back to the priest the same food. He must also give one fifth more.

15The priest must not give the Lord's holy gifts to people who are not from Aaron's family. The gifts would become unclean.

16If the people eat them they are sinning. They will have to pay for their sin. I am the Lord and I make them holy.’