Future Land Offerings Include One Law for the Resident

After refusal of the land, the LORD speaks as if they will still offer there

The LORD tells Moses to speak to Israel: When you be come into the land of your habitations, which I give you, and will make an offering by fire, burnt or vow or freewill or in appointed feasts, there shall be a meat offering of flour and oil, and wine for a drink offering, scaled to the animal. A lamb has one tenth of flour and a quarter hin of oil and wine; a ram, two tenths and a third hin; a bullock, three tenths and half a hin.

The future is spoken while carcasses have just been sentenced to the wilderness. Grain and wine beside meat are how land worship will look when eating and offering are no longer manna and emergency. The quantities are liturgy, not a prosperity recipe.

One statute for the native and the stranger who sojourns

All that are born of the country shall do these things, and a stranger sojourning or in your generations who offers an offering by fire shall do as you do. One ordinance, one law, one manner for you and for the stranger. The ritual door is the same.

One offering law does not erase every other inequality, force outsiders to stop being themselves, or turn the stranger into a prop. It does say that when a resident comes to this altar with a gift, the scale is not a two-tier price.