Numbers 28 Summary

The LORD instructs Moses to command Israel to present His offerings faithfully at their appointed times. The chapter prescribes the precise sacrificial requirements for the daily continual burnt offering (two unblemished lambs, morning and evening, with accompanying grain and drink offerings), the Sabbath burnt offering (two additional lambs), and the monthly new-moon offering (two young bullocks, one ram, and seven lambs, along with a sin offering of one kid). It then details the offerings for the Passover on the fourteenth day of the first month and the subsequent seven-day Feast of Unleavened Bread, each day of which requires additional burnt offerings and a sin offering, with holy convocations on the first and seventh days. Finally, the chapter prescribes the offerings for the Day of Firstfruits (the Feast of Weeks), specifying the same pattern of bullocks, ram, lambs, grain offerings, drink offerings, and a sin-offering goat, all to be presented alongside the continual burnt offering.