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The Pulpit Commentary — Exodus — Volume 2
George Rawlinson [1812-1902] · 360,812 words · 378 reading sections
The Pulpit Commentary — Exodus — Volume 2 — Section 361
EXPOSITION. CHAPTER xxxvn. ployment of the highest artistic skill on that which was the most precio118 of all objects Vers. 1-29.-TllE Jl'URTHER PROGRESS 01' connected with the new consttoction. THE WORK-THE CONSTRUCTION 011' THE Jl'UB- Ver. 7.-Beaten out of one pieoe. Rather, NITURE FOR THE HOLY OF HOLIES (vers. 1,…
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HOMILIES BY V.A.RIOUS .AUTHORS. Ven. 1-2S-Thefun,,i.shing of the taber,111.cl~ L ALL WAS ACCOMPLIBBED AS Go» BAD COIOUNDED. 1. Successfully. It might have been fee.red that though the taber- nacle was erected there would be some failure in this more delicate and ornate work; but all is perfectly executed even to the s…
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m:1y hn,'(' hn,1 no pc1110niil orniiments to give; and if unable to spin, ml\y hl\vc hnd 11, •t l11ug el•e hut their mirron which they could contribute. In either case, piety wn~ at the i;rn1t ol their giving. n. 'I HE A1'TEOEDENT OONDUOT 'WBlOR LED UP TO IT. They who contributed their nurr~rr; were women wont to "1…
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EXPOSITION. Vere. lU-Sl.-Tm: SUM or THE TAU&· Hebrew nation. is inconceivable. But most NACLE, OR WEIGHT Oil' THE METALS EHPLOYEI) critics ar,e of a different opinion. Gold was IN IT. Before dismissing the subject of the very 11b11I1dant in Egypt at the period, being imported from Ethiopia, a rich gold-producing cou.…
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HOMILETICS. ,~er,;. 24-31.-G,·eal, ~th worthily employed. I. THE A.MOUNT EXl'ENDED BY TRB limAEl,ITES WAS BREAT AB80LUTELY. Although the m&teria.ls CODtributed for the con- 11truction of the ta.bema.cle a.re quite within the estimate which would rea.sonably be formed of the wee.Ith of the Israelites from the genera…
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EXPOSITION. CHAPTER XXXIX. and vers. 30, 31 to vers. 36, 37. The re- mainder of the chapter (vers. 32-43) contains Vers. 1-31.-THE l!'UBTHEB PBOGBESB OF a recapitulation of the work done, and a state- THE WOIIX-THE 11U.l[ING OF THE PRIESTS' ment that it was all submitted to Moses and DRESSES. Vers. 82-43.-THE GE.'fE…
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'l'ho Rpiritunl nobleness nnd benuty given uow are but the earnest of the glory which will be hereafter. 2. Their purpose: they were clothes of servir.11. The honour and comeliness which God bestows are for service to him in the midst of our brethren, not to minist'lr to our own spiritual pride and unbrotherly judgmen~…
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EXPOSITIO~. CHAPTER XL. Ver. 4.-Thou Iha.It bring In the table- i.e., "the tAble ohhew-bread" (eh. xitv. 23- Vers.1-38.-THE COMMAND 'l'OBETUPTRE 80; xxxvii. 10-16). And ■et in order the 'I'A'BERNACLE, AND ITS PERFORIIANCB. All was thinga, etc. It has been obsen•ed with reason now ready. Bezaleel and Aholiab had com-…
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Ver. 10.-An altar moat holy. Not really ments (eh. xxv. Jfj; xxxi. 18). Bet th& more holy thnn I.he re~t of t.he taherne.ole e.nd atavea on the a.rk. "Put the staves," thnl its content~, which are all pronounced" moat is," into the rings, nod left thrm thore" (eh. holy" in eh. llllll. W ; hut requiring more to xxv. 14)…
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in the furniture of the holy place--the table, the candlestick, and the golden flltar- and 11rro.nged it (vers. 22--26). He then, and not till then, according to the direction given to him (vcr. 5), put up the hnnging which separated the tabernacle from tho court (ver. 28). Finally, he proceeded to set in order the …
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HOMILIES B't VARIOUS AUTHORS. Ven;. 1--83.-The erection of the tabentocle. l. THE 'I'I'lm. 1. It reminded them of their deliverance from Egyptie.n bonde.ge; "this month sh11ll be unto you the beginning of months" (eh. xii. 2). God's dwelling-place is ever erected amid the adoring remem- brance of his redemption. "The…
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nevertheless found treating great realities of holiness with indifference if not with con- tempt. Hem~mber with what profaning hands the Holy One of God was abnse<l; he who spake concerning the temple of his body; he who was holy, not by any ruero asso- ciation, not for the purposes of some temporary economy, but esse…
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EXPOSITION. Ver.,. 34-38.-TBEDEBOENTOF THE GLOBY off it and moved in front, the tabema.cle had .WO Gon ON THE COKPLETED WOii&. The work to follow (ver. 36)-if it settled down on the was finished-the first incense burnt (ver. 27)- roof, the people stopped and remained until it tJie first sacrifice offered (ver. 29). Th…
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HOMILIES BY VARIOUS AUTHORS. "Vers. 34--38.-lndwelling and guidance. J. 'ion OWNS THE DWELLINO-l'T,ACE BET ur ACCORDING TO HIS COMMANDMENTS. "Then the cloud," etc. "And Moses WAS not nhl.:! to enter in," etc.; it WA.S claimed e.s hie own e.nd ta.ken possession of by the Lord. 1. The soul which comes by God's we.y will…
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THEJIB P.t.C ■ CHAPTER I. TliF:ll'E PAGE The Infancy of Moses 30 The Patriarchal Names 2 By Works was Faith made Perfect 32 Joseph in Egypt ... 3 A Picture of true Faith 33 Joseph in Death with all his Gene- The Child of the Water 33 rations 3 Moses as a wonld-be Deliverer 36 Removal to Egypt 4 Moses as a. Peace-Make…
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THEYR P~OR Tfl'B""' I nrrcased Cruelty... 126 The Fierceness of Man turns to God's The lacrense of Trouble for God's Praise... ... !GO People no Proof of the Failure of Miracles the Credentials of nn Ambns- His Purpose 128 sador from God A Blind Obedience to the Commands A God to Pharaoh lGI of 'fyrants not Lnudable…
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VOLUME II. CHAPTER XV. CHAPTER XVI. The Bong of Moses a. Pattern Thanks- The Unreasonableness of Discontent 31 giving 5 Murmurings 32 The Aid which Devout Women can The Mercy of God in Hearing and render to the Church 6 Helping an Ungrateful People 35 Moses' Bong ... 17, 6 The Gift of Manna. 36 The Song of Moses and…
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TlffM'F. PAOB TR1!:VB rAoR 'l'h<' Ark of th<' T<'•timony 251 The Rites of Consecration for the Th<' lll<'reY-•<'nl nnd th<' Cherubim ... 252 Priesthood 298 Whnt mn~t h<' Found wit.h e\"<'ry Soul The VA.Jue of e. DR.ily Service 300 t.hat i• God's Dwelling-pl11,oe 252 The Daily Bnrnt-Ollering ... 301 The Ark. the Ta…
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