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• Thus you will do on each of the seven days, feeding the fire and delighting the Lord with the smell of your burnt-sacrifice, and the libations that go with it. (Numbers 28, 24)

• The seventh day too must be a day of solemn observance, on which no servile work may be done. (Numbers 28, 25)

• Another day of solemn observance, on which no servile work must be done, is the day of first-fruits, when you bring the Lord a bread-offering out of the new crops. (Numbers 28, 26)

• You must bring the Lord a burnt-sacrifice, to delight him with the smell of its burning, (Numbers 28, 27)

• offered in amends for fault; all this, over and above the daily sacrifice and its libations. (Numbers 28, 30)

• Sacrifice or libation, all that you offer the Lord must be without blemish. (Numbers 28, 31)

• So, too, you will make the first day of the seventh month a day of solemn obser-vance, and a holiday from servile work; it is to be marked by a blast of trumpets. (Numbers 29, 1)

• and the bread-offering to go with them, three-tenths of a bushel of flour kneaded with oil for the bull, a fifth for the ram, (Numbers 29, 3)

• a tenth for each of the seven lambs. (Numbers 29, 4)

• And a goat will be offered to make amends for the people’s faults. (Numbers 29, 5)

• All this, over and above the monthly sacrifice and its offerings, over and above the daily sacrifice and its libations; a third offering that day, with the same ceremonies, will delight the Lord with the smell of its burning. (Numbers 29, 6)

• The tenth day of this seventh month is to be solemnly observed as a day of fasting, and also of rest from work. (Numbers 29, 7)