sin-offering
The sin-offering, though still Christ, is Christ seen laden with the believer's sin, absolutely in the sinner's place and stead, and not, as in the sweet savour offerings, in His own perfections. It is Christ's death as viewed in (Isaiah 53:1-12); (Psalms 22:1-31); (Matthew 26:28); (1 Peter 2:24); (1 Peter 3:18).
But note (Leviticus 6:24-30) how the essential holiness of Him who was "made sin for us" (2 Corinthians 5:21) is guarded. The sin-offerings are expiatory, substitutional, efficacious (Leviticus 4:12); (Leviticus 4:29); (Leviticus 4:35) and have in view the vindication of the law through substitutional sacrifice.