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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 247

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 247

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c Not on the North-ſide of the Altar, where the Burnt-offering Was killed, Lev. 1; 11: as alſo the Sin-offering, and the Treſpaſs- offe. ring,Levii.6;25:8 7: 2: but in the very entrance of the Courr where the Brazen Altar ſtood, which place was not fo Holy as the other; as appears both becaule it was more remote from the Holy of Holies, and' becauſe the Aſhes of the Sacrifices were to be laid here. And the reaſon of this difference is not obſcure, both becauſe part of this Sacrifice was to be waved by the Hands of the Offerer, Levir. 7: 30: who mighs not come into the Court ; and becauſe this Offering was aot fo Holy as the other, which were tobe eaten only by rhe Prieſt, wnen part of theſe were eaten by the Offerer.

3 And he ſhall offer'sf the ſacrifice of the peace-offe-

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4 And the twokidneys, and the fat that is on them, which zs by the flanks : andthe + caul aboys the liver with the kidneys, it ſhall hg take away,

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5 And Aarons ſons ſhall burh it on the altar upon the burnt ſacrifice d, which is upon the wood that is on

the fire : it is an offering made by fire, of a ſweet favour untothe LORD.

d Either 1, Upon the remainders of it, which yer were burning ; or rather 2.Afrer it;for the daily Burnt-offering, was firſt to be offered, both as more emineatly reſpe&ing God's Honour, which ought to be preferred before all things ; and as the moſt ſolemn and ſtated Sacrifice, which ſhould take place ofall voluntary and occafional Oblations, and as a Sacr ifice of an higher nature and uſe, being for Expiationand Atonement, without which no peace could be ob- tained, nor Peace-vffering offered with acceptance.

6 1 And ifhis offering for a ſacrifice of peace-offe- ring unto the LORD, be of the flock, male or female,

7 If he offera lamb forhis otfering, then (hal he offer it before the LORD, |

8 And he ſhallay his hand upon the head of his offering, and kill it before the tabernacle of the congregation : ! and Aarons ſons ſhall ſprinkle the blood thereof, round about upon the altar.

9 And he fvall offer of the ſacrifice of the peace- offe- ring, an oftering made by fire unto the LORD, the fas thereof andthe who'e rump e, it ſhall he take off hard by the back-bone:and the fat that covereth the inwards, - and all the fat that is upon the inwards,

e Which in Sheep is fat, and ſweet, and in theſe parts was very

much larger and better than ours, as is agreed both by ancient and modern Writers, and therefore was fitly offzred to God.

10 And the two kidneys, and the fart chat is upon thew, which is by the flanks, and the caul above the li- ver with the kidneys, it ſhall he take away

11 And the prieſt ihall burn f it upon the altar : z# is J + the food g of the offering made by fire unto the + Heb vhs LORD. rear, OY

f (# e: ) The parts now mentioned, and for the reſt, they fell , gn to the Prieſt, Levit. 7: 31: g (1,e.) Theifewel of the Fire, or the Chap.21;6, matter of the Offering. Ir is called food, Heb. bread, to note God's acceptance of it, and delight in it, as Men delighr in their food.

12 1 And if his offering be a goat,then he ſhall offer it before the LORD ; , Hy

13 And he ſhall lay kis hand upon the head of it, an kill it before the tabernacle of the congregation : and the ſons of Aaron ſhall ſprinkle the blood thereof upon the altar round about,

14 And he ſhall offer thereof his offering,, evenan offering made by fire unto the LORD, the fat that co- vereth the inwards,and all the fat that js upon the in- wards, | |

15 And the two kidneys and the fat that is upon them, which zs by the flanks, and the caul above the liver, with the kidneys, it ſhall he take away, |

16 And the prieft fhall burn them g upon the altar : it is the | food of the offering made by fire for a ſweet favour, all the fat þ is the LORD'..

£ The Parts mentioned, among which the Tail is not one, as it was in the Sheep, becauſe that in Goats is 2 refuſe Part. + This is to be limited, 1. To thoſe Beaſts, which were offered or might be offered in Sacrifice, as it 1s explained and reſtrained, Levis. 7: 23, 25:2.To that kind of fat which is here abovementioned,and required tobe offered, which was ſeparated, or eaſily ſeparable from the fleſh ; for the fat which was here and there mixed with the fleſh they might eat, Deut, 32; 14: Neh: 8: 10.

17 [ſhall be a perpetual ſtatute for your generations, throughout all your dwellings s,that ye ear neither far &,

nor* blood /.

5 Not only ax or near the Tabernacle, nor only of thoſe Beaſth/ Gen: 9-2 which ye aftually Sacrifice, bur alſo in your ſeveral dwellings, and +*© pal | of all that kind of Beaſts. k This was forbidden, 1. To preſerve 23?

the Reverence of the Holy Rices and Sacrifices. 2: That rhey might be taught hereby to acknowledge God aFheir Lord,and the Lord of all the Creatures, who might reſerve what he pleaſed to himielf, 3.To exerciſe them in Obedience to God,and Self denial,and Mortifi- cation of their Appertites,even in thoſe things which probably many of them would much defire. | This was forbidden partly to maintain Reverence toGod and his Worſhip;partly out of oppoſirien to Idola- ters, whouſed to drink the Blood,of theirSzcrifices;partly with reſpe& unto Chriſt's Blood, thereby manifeſtly ſignified ; and partly fer moral admonition about avoiding cruelty, &c»

CH AP. IV,

Of {ins of errour or infirmity, and their ſacrifice, 1, 2. committed by the high- prieſt ; ſo the guils of the people ; ha muſt offer a perfett young bulleck, aud ſprinkle the blood ſeven times before the ail of rhe holy place, and upon the korns of the incenſe altar, 3-----14, or by the whole congregation,

when their ſins is known, the eldeſt of the congregation to lay fts hand on

the hsad of the offering to be offered in the ſame manner with chat of the

high prieſts, 13---21;Or by @ prince and ruler he-when his ſus 6 made knows:

ro him, muſt offer # high-gtat, 22=-==026. Or by a private perſon, muſt

offer # he-goat, 27=====35: the ſin ts forgiven him.

t Heb, bread.

I7; I0,142 Deut: 12: 16; 1Sams :

14: 33? Ezek: 44#

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