Bamidbar 28

Then God spoke to Moses directly.

Command the sons of Israel, and say to them: My offering — continual, pleasing, accepted — take care to bring it to Me in its appointed time.

And make clear to them that the pleasing offering which you bring to God is two yearling male lambs without blemish — each day an offering, continually.

One of them in the morning, and the other between the two settings.

And a tenth of a waybah of fine wheat flour, mixed, with a quarter of a qist of pressed oil.

A continual offering, as was done in the wilderness of Sinai — accepted and pleasing to God.

And with it, from the mixed drink, a quarter of a qist for each lamb — to be poured in the sanctuary, a pouring from its aged kind, to God.

And when you make the second lamb between the two settings, make it like the gift of the morning and its mixed drink as well — an offering accepted and pleasing to God.

And on the Sabbath day: two yearling male lambs without blemish, and with them two tenths of fine wheat flour mixed with oil, and their mixed drink.

That is the offering of Sabbath by Sabbath, together with the continual offering and its mixed drink.

And at the heads of your months, bring an offering — a burnt-offering to God: two bulls from the cattle, and a ram, and seven yearling lambs without blemish.

And three tenths of fine wheat flour mixed with oil for each bull, and two tenths for the ram.

And a tenth of fine flour mixed with oil for each lamb likewise — an offering accepted and pleasing to God.

And their mixed drink shall be: half a qist for each bull, and a third of a qist for the ram, and a quarter of a qist for the lamb — from the drink. This is the offering of month by month, for the months of the year.

And a male goat-kid as a purification-offering to God — together with the continual offering, that shall be brought, with its mixed drink.

And in the first month, on the fourteenth day of it — a Passover to God.

And on the fifteenth day of it, a pilgrimage-festival: seven days shall unleavened bread be eaten.

On the first day of it — a consecrated name; no work for gain shall you do.

And bring an offering — a burnt-offering to God: two bulls from the cattle, and a ram, and seven yearling lambs; they shall be without blemish for you.

And with them from the grain: fine flour mixed with oil — three tenths for each bull, and two tenths for the ram.

And a tenth for each lamb from the seven.

And a male goat-kid for the purification-offering, to seek forgiveness for you.

Apart from the morning offering and the second continual offering — these you shall bring.

And the like of it bring on each day of the seven days — an offering accepted and pleasing to God; together with the continual offering, that shall be brought, with its mixed drink.

And on the seventh day — a consecrated name shall be for you; no work for gain shall you do.

And on the day of first-fruits, when you bring a new grain-offering to God — after your weeks — a consecrated name shall be for you; no work for gain shall you do.

And bring a burnt-offering, accepted and pleasing to God: two bulls from the cattle, and a ram, and seven yearling lambs.

And with them from the grain: fine flour mixed with oil — three tenths for each bull, and two tenths for the ram.

And a tenth for each lamb from the seven.

And a male goat-kid from the goats, to seek forgiveness for you.

Apart from the continual offering and its grain — these you shall bring; without blemish shall they be for you, and their mixed drink.