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What was offered up as a grain offering unto the Lord?
Fine flour with oil poured upon it and frankincense thereon
To whom were the children of Israel to bring their grain offerings?
Aaron's sons, the priests
How much of the fine flour with the oil and frankincense will Aaron's son, the priests, take and burn upon the altar?
Handful
Who receives the remnant of the grain offering?
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What were the children of Israel to bring for an oblation of a grain offering baked in the oven?
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What were the children of Israel to bring for a grain offering baked in a pan?
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What were the children of Israel to bring for a grain offering baked in the frying pan?
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What shall the priests take from the grain offering and burn upon the altar?
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To whom does the rest of the grain offering belong?
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What should not be in any grain offering brought unto the Lord?
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The children of Israel shall burn no leaven, nor any honey, in any offering of the Lord made by fire.
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The children of Israel can bring honey or leavened cakes as an offering unto the Lord?
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What shall every oblation of the grain offering be seasoned with?
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What was to be poured and laid on the grain offering of the firstfruits to the Lord?
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What were the children of Israel to bring unto the Lord as a grain offering of the firstfruits?
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What part of the grain offering of the firstfruits was the priest to burn unto the Lord?
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Study Notes
Grain Offerings in Leviticus Chapter 2
- Grain offerings consist of fine flour, oil, and frankincense, representing a staple food to be offered to the Lord.
- The offerings are presented to Aaron's sons, the priests, who perform the sacrificial rites.
- Only a handful of the mixed ingredients is burned on the altar as a memorial to the Lord, leaving the rest for Aaron and his sons.
Types of Grain Offerings
- Grain baked in the oven must be in the form of unleavened cakes mixed with oil or wafers anointed with oil.
- Grain baked in a pan uses fine unleavened flour mixed with oil, which is then cut into pieces and soaked in oil.
- For frying pan offerings, the mixture remains as fine flour combined with oil.
Offering Regulations
- All grain offerings must exclude leaven and honey; leaven and honey should not be burned in offerings made by fire.
- Salt must be included in every grain offering, symbolizing a covenant of preservation.
Firstfruits Offering
- The firstfruits offering requires green ears of corn that have been dried and processed.
- Oil and frankincense must be poured over the grain offering of the firstfruits, enhancing its fragrant quality.
- The priest is responsible for burning the memorial portion of the firstfruits offering unto the Lord.
Summary of Regulations
- All offerings must maintain a specific purity of ingredients.
- Specific preparation methods are outlined to ensure offerings meet ceremonial requirements.
- The structure emphasizes the distinction between what is offered to God and what remains for the priests.
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