Restitution

Restitution is the remarkable outcome for the Shunammite woman — the king doesn't just return her house but orders back-payment of seven years' worth of agricultural income.

Restitution is introduced as the governing principle for theft penalties — the thief must return not just what was stolen but multiple times its value, making the victim more than whole.

Restitution is what distinguishes the guilt offering from the sin offering at this point — you don't just bring a sacrifice, you also repay what was taken from God's holy things plus a 20% penalty, repairing the actual damage.