Leviticus 2 bans this good and leaven from being used in burnt offerings. This is the latter good used in a holiday custom that American Jewish children may learn via the tune of “Clementine.” In 1 (“first”) Samuel, Saul casts lots to determine who broke an oath against eating this good. Although the taste of manna is personalized, (15[2])Exodus 16 (15[1])describes it as like a “wafer in [this substance],” (15[1])which is the last of the seven species listed in Deuteronomy. On their first day of Hebrew school, children may (15[1])(*) lick alef-bet letters coated with this substance. (10[2])After he kills a lion in (10[1])Timnah, (10[1])Samson returns to find (10[1])its carcass full of this substance. It’s not wine, but this liquid is used while reciting “boray p’ri ha-etz” on Rosh Hashanah, when apples are dipped in it. For 10 points, the Holy Land is described as flowing with milk and what viscous liquid? ■END■