Crumble it and pour oil on it; it is a grain offering. The griddle-prepared bread is crumbled and oil is poured on it before it is brought to the priest. The crumbling and oil application are the final preparation steps that make the grain offering ready for the priestly memorial portion to be taken. The oil poured on the crumbled bread is the last act of consecration before the offering reaches the altar. Every grain offering, regardless of its preparation method, arrives at the altar anointed with oil — the Spirit's presence marks every form of covenant worship, from the most elaborate to the most simple.

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