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Meat-Offerings: Were Most Holy
Meat-Offerings: Consisted Of
Fine flour
Unleavened cakes baked in the oven
Fine flour baked in a pan
Fine flour baked in a frying pan
Green ears of corn parched
Barley meal
Meat-Offerings: Of Jealousy, without Oil or Incense
Meat-Offerings: Always Seasoned with Salt
Meat-Offerings: Not to Be Offered on Altar of Incense
Meat-Offerings: Offered
On the altar of burnt offering
With the daily sacrifices
With all burnt offerings
By the poor for a trespass offering
By the high priest every day, half in the morning and half in the evening
Meat-Offerings: When offered for a priest entirely consumed by fire
Meat-Offerings: High Priest's Deputy Had Care Of
Meat-Offerings: To be eaten by the males of the house of Aaron alone
Meat-Offerings: To Be Eaten in the Holy Place
Meat-Offerings: The Jews
Often not accepted in
Condemned for offering, to idols
Often prevented from offering, by judgments
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