Commandments 132 and 133 deal with the removal of the ashes from the altar and the lighting of the fire on the altar on a daily basis.

Commandment 134 prohibits the extinguishing of the pile of burning wood on the altar.

Commandment 135 instructs the priests to eat that part of the מנחה offering that is not burned up on the altar.

Commandment 136 warns that the ingredients of the מנחה offering must not be allowed to become leavened.

Commandment 137 instructs the High Priest to offer a daily מנחה offering.

Commandment 138 prohibits the consumption of said offering by the High Priest or any other priest.

Commandment 139 deals with the details of the sin offering.

Commandment 140 prohibits consumption of those sin offerings which have to be offered on the golden altar inside the Sanctuary.

Commandment 141 deals with details of the offering called אשם.

Commandment 142 deals with the group of offerings called שלמים, peace-offerings.

Commandments 143 and 144 prohibit the leaving over of the meat of the various offerings past a certain designated time-limit. Left-overs must be burned.

Commandments 145, 146 and 147 prohibit the consumption of פגול, offerings not designated properly at the time the sacrifice was prepared. The Torah prohibits consumption of any part of an offering which has become ritually unclean, and provides for such parts to be burned.

Commandment 148 prohibits the consumption of certain fatty tissue called חלב belonging to any animal that is offered on the altar as a sacrifice.

Commandment 149 prohits the eating of blood.