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grain offerings

grain offerings

Offerings of flour, oil, and incense presented to God — often accompanying burnt offerings

2 mentions across 1 book

Described in Leviticus 2, grain offerings were the non-animal component of worship. A portion was burned on the altar; the rest went to the priests. They represented the fruits of human labor dedicated to God.

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The Seven-Day Feast Kicks OffNumbers 29:12-16

The grain offerings here are precisely scaled to each animal category — thirteen portions at three-tenths ephah for the bulls, two at two-tenths for the rams, fourteen at one-tenth for the lambs.

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