Leviticus 2

The law for the Grain Offering (or Meal Offering) is presented. This sacrifice is a voluntary expression of thanksgiving and a dedication of the worshiper's labor and income to God. It typically consists of fine flour, oil, and frankincense, cooked in various ways (baked, grilled, or fried). A portion is burned on the altar, and the remainder is given to the priests to eat. Key restrictions include prohibitions against using leaven (yeast) or honey, symbolizing the need for purity and truth in worship.