Dual Panel1When someone presents a grain-offering to the LORD, his offering must be of flour. Having poured oil on it and added frankincense,
2he must bring it to the Aaronite priests, one of whom is to scoop up a handful of the flour and oil with all the frankincense. The priest must burn this as a token on the altar, a food-offering of soothing odour to the LORD.
3The remainder of the grain-offering belongs to Aaron and his sons: it is most holy, taken from the food-offerings of the LORD.
4When you present as a grain-offering something baked in an oven, it is to take the form either of unleavened cakes of flour mixed with oil or of unleavened wafers smeared with oil.
5If your offering is a grain-offering cooked on a griddle, let it be an unleavened cake of flour mixed with oil.
6Crumble it and pour oil over it. This is a grain-offering.
7If your offering is a grain-offering cooked in a pan, the flour is to be prepared with oil.
8Bring an offering prepared in any of these ways to the LORD and present it to the priest, who will take it to the altar.
9He must set aside part of the grain-offering as a token and burn it on the altar, a food-offering of soothing odour to the LORD.
10The remainder of the grain-offering belongs to Aaron and his sons: it is most holy, taken from the food-offerings of the LORD.
11No grain-offering which you present to the LORD must be made of anything that ferments; you are not to burn any leaven or any honey as a food-offering to the LORD.
12You may present them to the LORD as an offering of firstfruits, but they are not to be offered up at the altar as a soothing odour.
13Every offering of yours which is a grain-offering is to be salted; you must not fail to put the salt of your covenant with God on your grain-offering. Salt must accompany all offerings.
14If you present to the LORD a grain-offering of first-ripe grain, you must present fresh grain roasted, crushed meal from fully ripened grain;
15add oil to it and put frankincense on it. This is a grain-offering,
16and the priest is to burn as its token some of the crushed meal and some of the oil, together with all the frankincense, as a food-offering to the LORD.