Ezekiel Chapter 43 Vs. 23

 The Altar

When thou hast made an end of cleansing it, thou shalt offer a young bullock without blemish, and a ram out of the flock without blemish. Eze 43:23

young bullock without... Estimated cost of these offerings:

2 bullocks ($800 each)	$1,600.00
2 ephahs (10 gallons) flour, $2 a gallon	20.00
2 hins (3 gallons) oil, $8 a quart	96.00
2 hins (3 gallons) wine, $5 a quart	60.00
1 kid of the goats	50.00
1/10 deal (half-gallon) flour	1.00
1/4 hin (1.5 quarts) oil	12.00
1/4 hin (1.5 quarts) wine	7.50
1 ram	125.00
1 ephah (5 gallons) flour	10.00
1 hin (6 quarts) oil	48.00
1 hin (6 quarts) wine	30.00
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Total	$2,059.50

The flour, oil, and wine are not mentioned here; but information concerning amounts is given elsewhere (see Eze. 46:11-15; Num. 15:4-15).

There must next, be a burnt offering dedicated to God. All of these offerings are following the laws in Leviticus. See Leviticus for greater detail about the meaning of the offerings. Notice, all these offerings must be without blemish. This burning, as we said earlier, is for purging or cleansing.

After seven days of offering bulls, goats, and rams the priests will present the people’s burnt offerings and fellowship offerings on the altar. This process will mark the full resumption of God’s fellowship with His people, as then God will accept them.