DAILY READINGS: 2 Samuel 3; Micah 6; Romans 11:13-36
And when any will offer a meat offering unto the Lord, his offering shall be of fine flour; and he shall pour oil upon it, and put frankincense thereon. Leviticus 2:1
The moral beauty of the Lord Jesus can be seen actually in the Gospels, doctrinally in the Epistles, and typically in the Tabernacle with its furniture and vessels, its sacrifices and offerings. The flour of the meal offering was the finest of fine flour, with no coarseness at all. It was made fragrant with frankincense and was offered in sweet savour to God. So was the life of the Saviour, a perfect blending of every moral virtue and every pleasing feature, a cloud of precious human incense ever ascending from Him to heaven. —Jim Flanigan
The fine flour in its beauty The perfect Man portrays
In all His path of duty, In all His heavenly ways. —I. Y. E.