Fire-Offering The offering made by fire is Isheh (אשׁה, Ass. isatu), from esh, fire. It is used freely from Exodus to Samuel, but never later. It is generally rendered κάρπωμα, fruit or offering, in the LXX, but sometimes ὁλοκαύτωμα, or that which is wholly burnt in one passage Isheh is used with reference to a sacrifice which was not burnt at all; see Leviticus 24:7, Leviticus 24:9 .