Lev 7:12-15 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for Lev 7:12-15: 7:12-15 The peace offering could be presented as an expression of thanks (as here), as payment of a vow (7:16 ), or as a voluntary offering (see 3:1-7 ). A worshiper made it an expression of thanksgiving by presenting a grain offering along with the peace offering (2:1-16 ). A grain offering consisted of unleavened cakes, wafers, or cakes of fine flour, all mixed or spread with olive oil. A representative portion was set aside to be burned (2:9 ). The grain offering was to be accompanied by loaves of yeast bread (7:13 ).

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‏ Leviticus 7:12-15

Summary for Lev 7:12-15: 7:12-15 ^a The peace offering could be presented as an expression of thanks (as here), as payment of a vow (7:16 ^b), or as a voluntary offering (see 3:1-7 ^c). A worshiper made it an expression of thanksgiving by presenting a grain offering along with the peace offering (2:1-16 ^d). A grain offering consisted of unleavened cakes, wafers, or cakes of fine flour, all mixed or spread with olive oil. A representative portion was set aside to be burned (2:9 ^e). The grain offering was to be accompanied by loaves of yeast bread (7:13 ^f).
7:15 ^g The thanksgiving offering was given when the worshiper was thankful (Jer 17:26 ^h; 33:11 ⁱ). The sacrifice was to be eaten on the same day it was offered so that the event would not fade from the worshiper’s memory.