¹¹ “‘At the feasts and ·regular times of worship [appointed festivals] ·one-half bushel [^Lan ephah] of grain must be offered with a young bull, and ·one-half bushel [^Lan ephah] of grain must be offered with a ·male sheep [ram]. But with an offering of lambs, the ruler may give as much grain as ·he pleases [or he is able; ^La gift of his hand]. He should give a ·gallon [^Lhin] of olive oil for each ·half bushel [^Lephah] of grain. ¹² The ·ruler [prince] may give an ·offering as a special gift to the Lord [freewill offering]; it may be a burnt offering [Lev. 1:1–17] or ·fellowship [or peace; well-being] offering [Lev. 3:1]. When he gives it to the Lord, the ·inner east gate [gate facing east] is to be opened for him. He must offer his burnt offering or his ·fellowship [or peace; well-being] offering [Lev. 3:1] as he does on the Sabbath day. Then he will go out, and the gate will be shut after he has left.

¹³ “‘Every day you will give a year-old lamb ·that has nothing wrong with it [without blemish/defect] for a burnt offering [Lev. 1:1–17] to the Lord. Do it ·every morning [morning by morning]. ¹⁴ Also, you must offer a ·grain [^Lgift; tribute] offering [Lev. 2:1] with the lamb ·every morning [morning by morning]. For this you will give ·three and one-third quarts [^La sixth of an ephah] of grain and ·one and one-third quarts [^La third of an ephah] of olive oil, to make the fine flour moist, as a ·grain [^Lgift; tribute] offering [Lev. 2:1] to the Lord. This is a ·rule that must be kept from now on [perpetual statute; lasting ordinance]. ¹⁵ So you must always give the lamb, together with the ·grain [^Lgift; tribute] offering [Lev. 2:1] and the olive oil, ·every morning [morning by morning] as a ·regular [perpetual] burnt offering [Lev. 1:1–17].