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F Heb, lifted up my hand,
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* Chap, 17.28. * Pal. F. 10., xek.4 |! Or, alt ring of m purpoſe.
"Chap. XV. FT” ii 27 Even thoſe men that did bring up the = = +; Cor. port upon the land, * died by the plague z betore the ORD «.
_ Either by the peſtilence, threatned wv: 12. or by ſome other Cadden and extraordinary judgment. # (:. e.) Sent from the cloud in
which God dwelt, and from whence he ſpake to Moſes, and —_—
his glory at this time appeared before all the people, v. 10. W 4
therefore were all, and theſe ſpies among the reſt, before the Lor ©
28 Bur Joſhua the ſon of Nun, and Caleb the fon 0 Jephunneh, 2bich were of the men that went to ſearch the land, lived {//. | us
29 And Moſes told.theſe ſayings unto all the children of Iſrael, and the people mourned greatly.
40 And they roſe up early in the morning, and gat them up b into the top of the mountain, ſaying, Lo, we * be here, and will go up into the place which the LORD hath promiſed : for we have ſinned.
b (i.6.) Deſigned-or attempted or prepared themſelves to g0 up : for that they were not yer actually gone up, plainly appears from V. 42, 44. and from Deut: 1. 41. Things deſigned or indeavoured in Scripture-phraſe are oft ſaid to be done. See on Ger. 37. 21,22. Exod. 8. 18: 0 (
41 And Moſes ſaid, wherefore now do ye tranſ{greſs the commandment of the LORD <c? bur it ſhall not
roſper. ES
n c Either that command, Go not up, &c. which, though in this
place mentioned after, yet may ſeem to have gone before their
tranſpreſſion, by comparing this place with Deur. 1. 42, 43- Or
that command above, v.25. turn ye and get ye into the wilderneſs, &C.
which was a courſe dire&ly contrary to that which they took.
42 Go not up, for the LORD 3s not among you, that ye be not ſmitten before your enemies.
43 For the Amalekites, and the Canaanites are there before you, and ye ſhall fall by the ſword ; becauſe ye are turned away from the LORD, therefore the LORD will not be with you.
44 But they preſumed d to go up unto the hill top : nevertheleſs the ark of the covenant of the LORD,and
| Moſes departed not out of the camp.
d Guilty both of raſhneſs and rebellion, thus running from one EXtyFeme tO another.
. 45 Then the Amalekites came down, and the Cana- W Deut. | Anites e which dwelt f in that hill, and ſmore them, * We +7. . and diſcomfited them, even unto * Hormah g.
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int e Largely ſo called, but ſtriftly the 4morites,as appears from Deut.
I. 44. f So they were a part and branch of thoſe that dwelt in the valley, v. 25. Or, ſat, z. e. placed themſelves, lay in ambuſh, ex- peQing your coming. g A place ſo called afterwards, Numb. 21. 3+ from the great ſlaughter or deſtruftion of the 77-elires at this time.
CH A P.j XV.
of Meat and Drink-Offerings, 1=-=16. The Law of the firſt of the Dough for a heave-offering, 17----21. The Sacrifice for ſins of Ignorance of the whole congregation, 22==----26. or when a ſmgle Soul is guilty, 27---29, Puniſhments for preſumptuous Sinners, JO 31. Of che Man that ga- thered Sticks on the Loras Day, and his Death, 32-----36, God com- mandeth them to wear Fringes on their Garments, 37-====38. The uſe thereof, 39=—=-41.
N D the LORD ſpake unto Moſes ſaying, A 2 * Speak unto the children of Iſrael, and ſay unto them, When ye be come into the land of your habitations, which I give « unto you,
a (i.e. ) Will certainly give you, notwithſtanding this great provocation, ang my unchangeable comminarion. And for their better aſſurance hereof he repeats and amplifies the laws of facrifi- ces, whereby through Chritt he was or would be reconciled to them and theirs upon their repentance.
2 And will make an offering by fire unto the LORD, *Le.17.16 a burnt-offering,or a ſacrifice b* in F performing a vow, and 22.21 or in a free-will-oftering, or * in your ſolemn feaſts, to
_ make a * ſweet favour unto the LORD, of the herd or
*Lev.13.8 Of the flock,
22,36.Ch. + (7. e.) A peace-offering, as appears 1. becauſe that word put 28.16.17. by it {elf is often ſo taken, as Exod. 18. 12. Levit. 17: 5,8. and 23. & 29.2,8, 37- Deut. 12. 27. 2: becauſe the offerings for ſins and treſpaſſes had 13. Deut. 10 meat-offerings and drink-offerings attending upon them, excep- 16. 10. ting only the caſe of Lepers cleanſing, Levit- 14, 10. 3. becauſe this * Exod. is explained by and called peace-oferings, wer. 8. 4. from'the words 29.18, here following, becauſe peace-offerings were commonly offered th either in performance of a vow, or freely, or by Gods command in their ſolemn feaſts, all which are here expreſſed.
4 Then * ſhall he that offerech his offering unto the LORD, bring a * meat-offering of a tenth-deal c of flour, mingled with the fourth par: of an hin of oil 9.
c; Or, tenth part, to wit, of an Ephah, 7. e. an Omer, Exod. 16. 36. d Wherein it ſeems to differ from ſuch meat-offerings as were ſolitary, and nor acceſlories to other ſacrifices.
5 And the fourth part of an hin of wine for a drink- offering ſhalt thou prepare, with the burnt-offering, or ſacrifice, for one lamb.
6 Or for a ram,thou ſhalt prepare for a meat-offering two tenth-deals e of flour mingled with the third par: of an hin of oil.
e Becauſe this belonged to a better ſacrifice than the former ;
* Levit. 23.10.
*Lev.2.1. * Exod. 129.409. Vit. 23. I3.
tenth deals.
So the acceſlory ſacrifice grows proportionably with the principal. | - .
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7 And for a drink-offering, thou ſhalt offer the third part of an hin of wine,for a ſweet ſavour unto the LORD.
8 And when thou prepareft a bullock for a burnt: of- fering,or fer a ſacrifice in performing a vow,or * peace- * Levir. offerings f unto the LORD: 7-H.
f (5.e. ) Or any other peace-offerings, to wit, ſuch as were offe. red either freely or by command, which may be called peace-ofe-ings or thank-offerings, by way of eminency, becauſe ſuch are offered purely by way of gratitude to God, and with ſingle reſpet to his command and honour, whereas the peace-offerings made in perfor mance of a vow were made and offered by way of Contract, and with deſign of getting ſome advantage by them,
9 Then fhall he bring with a bullock a meat-offering of three tenth deals of flour, mingled with half an hin of oyl.
10 And thou ſhalt bring for a drink-oftering half an hin of wine, for an offering made by fire of a ſweet ſavour unto the LORD.
11, Thus ſhall it be done for one bullock, or for one ram, or fora lamb, or a kid.