Okay, the user wants me to translate "guilt-offering" into Indonesian. Let me check the rules again. Rule 1 says to translate all content into Indonesian. Rule 2 says if it's already in Indonesian, leave it as is. Rule 3 is to provide only the translation without explanations.
First, I need to confirm if "guilt-offering" is in Indonesian. It doesn't look like it. The word "guilt" in Indonesian is "rasa bersalah" and "offering" is "pengorbanan" or "persembahan". So combining them, maybe "persembahan untuk rasa bersalah" or "pengorbanan karena rasa bersalah". But I should check if there's a standard term for "guilt-offering" in Indonesian religious contexts. In Christian theology, "guilt offering" is often translated as "korban untuk dosa" or "korban pengorbanan". However, "guilt-offering" specifically might be "korban rasa bersalah". Alternatively, maybe "persembahan untuk menghilangkan rasa bersalah". Wait, but the user might be looking for a direct translation rather than a contextual one. Let me think. The term "guilt-offering" is a compound noun. In Indonesian, compound nouns are often formed by combining two words. So "guilt" as "rasa bersalah" and "offering" as "persembahan" would make "persembahan rasa bersalah". But I'm not sure if that's a standard term. Maybe the user expects a direct translation without considering the religious context. Alternatively, maybe "korban rasa bersalah" is more accurate. I need to decide between "persembahan rasa bersalah" or "korban rasa bersalah". Since "offering" can be both "persembahan" or "korban", depending on the context. In religious terms, "korban" is more commonly used for sacrifices. So "korban rasa bersalah" might be better. But I should also check if there's an existing translation. Let me think of the Bible translations. In Indonesian Bibles, "guilt offering" is often translated as "korban dosa" or "korban untuk dosa". But "guilt" here is more about guilt than sin. Wait, "guilt" in this context might be related to sin, so maybe "korban dosa" is the standard term. However, the user might not be referring to a religious context. If it's a general term, "persembahan untuk menghilangkan rasa bersalah" could be more literal. But the user might prefer a concise translation. Let me go with "korban rasa bersalah" as the most direct translation. Alternatively, "persembahan rasa bersalah". Hmm. I think "korban rasa bersalah" is more likely the correct term. I'll go with that.