Which offering is described as a fellowship offering with God?

• A. Peace offering
• B. Burnt offering
• C. Sin offering
• D. Trespass offering

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that the peace offering is the one described as a fellowship or communion with God. It’s given to express gratitude, to celebrate a vow, or simply to enjoy peace and fellowship in God’s presence. What makes it uniquely a fellowship offering is the way the meal is part of the act: a portion is burned on the altar to be offered to God, while the rest is eaten by the offerer, his family, and often the priests, symbolizing shared fellowship with God and with the community. This meal-in-covenant idea stands in contrast to the other offerings, which focus on atonement (sin offering) or restitution (trespass offering) or total consecration (burnt offering) rather than a communal sense of relationship and shalom with God.