peace offering

any offering made to procure peace.

a sacrificial offering made in order to assure communion with God. Ex. 20:24; Lev. 7:11–18.

Origin of peace offering

First recorded in 1525–35

He was the propitiation, as the slain victim; but, in virtue of that, He is now become the flesh of the peace-offering.

The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Leviticus |S H Kellogg
They will accept your peace-offering of food as soon as they trust you, and in many cases their confidence is not hard to win.

Indian Scout Talks |Charles A. Eastman
Nay, he was bringing home the goose as a peace-offering to his wife.

Adventures of Sherlock Holmes |A. Conan Doyle
There is none of the offerings in which the communion of the worshiper is so fully unfolded as in the peace-offering.

Notes on the Book of Leviticus |C. H. Mackintosh

So he resolved to offer himself as a peace-offering for his land and people.

The History of Antiquity |Max Duncker

peace offering

something given to an adversary in the hope of procuring or maintaining peace

Judaism a sacrificial meal shared between the offerer and Jehovah to intensify the union between them