In addition to the bread, you must offer seven one-year-old lambs without any defects, a young bull, and two rams as a burnt offering to the Lord, along with a grain offering and drink offering, as a sweet-smelling offering to the Lord.
You must bring bread from your homes to present as an offering—two loaves, made of two-tenths of wheaten flour baked with leaven; these are first fruits for the Lord.
The day after the seventh Sabbath will be the fiftieth day, and you are to offer the Lord a new offering.
The First Fruits From the day after the Sabbath, when you bring the sheaf of offering, you are to count seven full weeks.
You shall eat neither bread nor grain, whether roasted or new, until you bring the offering to your God. This is to be an everlasting ordinance for all generations throughout your dwellings.
And the grain offering accompanying it shall be two-tenths of a measure of fine flour mixed with oil, offered by fire to the Lord, a sweet-smelling offering, along with its drink offering of a quarter of a measure of wine.
The day you wave the sheaf, you shall sacrifice a lamb without defect, born that year, as a burnt offering to the Lord.
He shall wave the sheaf before the Lord for you to be accepted; on the day after the Sabbath the priest shall wave it.
“Speak to the Israelites and say to them: When you enter the land that I will give you, and you reap its harvest, you will bring to the priest a bundle, the firstfruits of your harvest.
