‏ Leviticus 7:12

v. 12-16: Peace-offerings were brought for different reasons. People could offer them to thank God for some special blessing, to keep a vow made during trouble, or as a voluntary act while seeking God’s favor. If the offering was for thanksgiving, it had to come with various types of bread, including unleavened cakes and also leavened bread (v. 12 a). The bread was not burned on the altar but eaten with the meat, making it a true feast. God allowed freedom in these sacrifices so people could show their thankfulness and generosity from the heart. But if someone made a vow, it was very important to keep it and bring the sacrifice as promised (v. 16 b).

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