The Grain Offering | Leviticus 2

Leviticus 2 presents the grain offering as a voluntary act of worship that expresses gratitude, consecration, and covenant faithfulness to God. The offering consisted primarily of fine flour, oil, and frankincense. A memorial portion was burned on the altar as a sweet aroma to the Lord, while the remainder was given to the priests for their sustenance and ministry. The chapter outlines several acceptable forms of preparation, uncooked flour, oven-baked cakes, pan-cooked bread, and grain cooked