NUMBERS CHAPTER 15 Of meat and drink offerings, NUMBERS 15:1. The law
of the first of the dough for a peace-offering, NUMBERS 15:17. The
sacrifice for sins of ignorance of the whole congregation, NUMBERS
15:22; or when a single soul is guilty, NUMBERS 15:27. Punishments for
presumptuous sinners, NUM... [ Continue Reading ]
i.e. Will certainly give you notwithstanding this great provacation,
and my unchangeable commination. And for their better assurance
hereof, he repeats and amplifies the laws of sacrifices, whereby
through Christ he was or would be reconciled to them and theirs upon
their repentance.... [ Continue Reading ]
A SACRIFICE, i.e. a peace-offering, as appears,
1. Because that word put by itself is oft so taken, as EXODUS 18:12
LEVITICUS 17:5,8 LEVITICUS 23:37 DEUTERONOMY 12:27.
2. Because the offerings for sins and trespasses had no meat-offerings
and drink-offerings attending upon them, excepting only the... [ Continue Reading ]
A TENTH DEAL, or _tenth part_, to wit, of an ephah, i.e. an omer,
EXODUS 16:36. MINGLED WITH OIL; wherein it seems to differ from such
meat-offerings as were solitary, and not accessories to other
sacrifices.... [ Continue Reading ]
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TWO TENTH DEALS; because this belonged to a better sacrifice than the
former; and therefore in the next sacrfice of a bullock there are
three tenth deals. So the accessory sacrifice grows proportionably
with the principal.... [ Continue Reading ]
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i.e. Or any other peace-offerings, to wit, such as were offered either
freely or by command, which may be called PEACE-OFFERINGS or
thank-offerings, by way of eminency, because such are offered purely
by way of gratitude to God, and with single respect to his command and
honour; whereas the peace-of... [ Continue Reading ]
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i.e. As many cattle as ye sacrifice, so many meat and drink offerings
ye shall offer.... [ Continue Reading ]
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A STRANGER, to wit, proselyte, for such offerings were not accepted
from others.... [ Continue Reading ]
i.e. As to the worship of God; his sacrifices shall be offered in the
same manner, and accepted by God upon the same terms, as yours; which
was a presage of the future calling of the Gentiles. And this is added
by way of caution and distinction, to show that strangers were not
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WHEN YE EAT, i.e. when you are about to eat it; for before they did
eat it, they were to offer this offering to God. OF THE BREAD, i.e.
the bread-corn, as that word is used. JOB 28:5 PSALMS 104:15 ISAIAH
28:22. UNTO THE LORD, i.e. to the priest of the Lord, as appears from
EZEKIEL 44:30.... [ Continue Reading ]
i.e. Of the corn in the threshing-floor, as DEUTERONOMY 16:13, when
you have gathered in your corn. SO SHALL YE HEAVE IT, i.e. you shall
offer this in the same proportion, to the same persons, i.e. the
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To wit, those now spoken of, those which concern the outward worship
and servicc of God, or the rites or ceremonies belonging to it. And
herein principally this law may seem to differ from that LEVITICUS
14:13, which speaks of some positive miscarriage, or doing that which
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In LE 4 the bullock is for a sin-offering, here it is for a
burnt-offering, either because they are different laws, as hath been
said; or because here is added a new penalty, to breed the greater
caution and diligence in the Israelites, who had given many instances,
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OUGHT; understand such things as ought not to be done and things
relating to the worship of God; PRESUMPTOUSLY, Heb. _with a high_ or
_lifted hand_ i. e. knowingly willfully, boldly, resolvedly,
deliberately, designedly. So this phrase is elsewhere used. See EXODUS
14:8 LEVITICUS 26:21 NUMBERS 33:3... [ Continue Reading ]
i.e. The punishment shall be confined to himself, and not fall upon
the congregation, as it will do, if they neglect to cut him off.... [ Continue Reading ]
This seems to be added as an example of a presumptuous sin; for as the
law of the sabbath was plain and positive, so this transgression of it
must needs be a known and wilful sin.... [ Continue Reading ]
i.e. To the rulers of the congregation, who, as they represented and
governed the congregation, are called by the name of the congregation.... [ Continue Reading ]
i.e. Moses and Aaron, and the seventy rulers last mentioned. WHAT
SHOULD BE DONE TO HIM, i.e. in what manner he was to be cut off, or by
what kind of death he was to die, which therefore God here
particularly determines; otherwise it was known in general that
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FRINGES were certain threads or ends of their garments, standing out a
little further than the rest of their garments, left there for this
use. IN THE BORDERS, i.e. in the four _borders_ or _quarters_, as it
is DEUTERONOMY 22:12. Heb. _wings_, which is oft used for borders or
ends, as RUTH 3:9 1 SAM... [ Continue Reading ]
IT, i.e. the riband, SHALL BE UNTO YOU, i.e. shall serve you FOR THE
FRINGE, to wit, to render it more visible and notorious by its
certain, and remarkable, and distinct colour, whereas the fringe
without this was of the same piece and colour with the garment, and
therefore less observable. Or, _it_... [ Continue Reading ]
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Though I am justly displeased with you, for your frequent and horrid
rebellions, for which also I will keep you forty years in the
wilderness, yet I will not utterly cast you off, but will continue to
be your God, to preserve and provide for you there, and after that
time to bring you into Canaan.... [ Continue Reading ]