z When he requires him to do ſo, and in important and difh- cult matters. See Jof. 9g: 14. Judg: 1: 1- and 20. 48. 1 Sam: 23. 9. || Or, by or from the judgment, i. e. by ſceking and receiving ind communicating to him the judgment or ſentence thereby given : or, by the judgment 1s here put defeQtively for, by the breaſt plate of Judgment, as 1t 1S called, Exod: 28: 3o. as the teſtimony is off pur for, Ps ark of the teftimony. Or, concernng the judgement, or ſentence, 7 e. what the mind and will of God is in the matter. Or, after the manner or rite, for ſo the Hebrew word miſhpat here uſed off ſig- nifies. + Underſtand, and of Thummim, for rheſe two generally go together, only here, as alſo r Sam: 28; 6. Urim is ſynecdochically put for both Urim and Thummim, For the manner of this enquiry and anſwer ſee on Exod: 28: 3o. * Ordinarily in the Tabernacle near the ſecond vail ſetting his face ro the Ark, or otherwiſe pre- ſcnting himſelf as in Gods preſence, as Abiathar did by David; dis | re&tion, 1 $4m: 23:9. when they were both baniſhed from the Ark. | (7. e.) The word of the Lord, laſt mentioned, delivered to him by the High-prieſt. :
22 And Moſes did as the LORD commanded him : and he took Joſhua, and ſer him before Eleazar the prieſt, and before all the congregation. :
23 And he laid his hands upon him, and gave him a
—_— as the LOR D cemmanded by the hand of
Moſes. |
| C H A P. XXVIIL
Ofer:ngs to be obſerved at ſet times: the daily burnt-0ffering in the morn= ing : together with its meat and drink-offering : and at evening, I===<8, The ſabbath-offering, 9, 10. The burnt-offering of the new-moons, with | its meat, drink, and ſin-offering, I l===-= 15. The Paſſwer's, 16, 18. Sacrifices : their continuance, 19---=25. The Pentecoſt and the ſacrifices | thereof, 26--===3 1. A N ÞD the L OR D ſpake unto Moſes, ſaying,
2 Command the children of Iſrael a, and ſay
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; ings. Or thus, My offering, to wit, my bread, (i. e.) my meat-of-
| portion Jay in the other ſacrifices only, or 2. ſpecially and properly
| mingled with oyl,for one bullock; and two tenth deals of LE
unto them, My offering and* my bread tor my ſacrifices :
obſerve to offer unto me in their due ſeaſon.
a God here repeats ſome of the former laws about ſacrifices, ! nor without great reaſon, partly becauſe they had heen general:'y : diſcontinued for 38 years together ; partly becauſe the generation ' to which the former laws had been given about theſe things was wholly dead,and it was fit the new generations ſhould be inftruted about them, as their parents were ; partly to renew the teſtimonics of God: grace and mercy, notwithſtanding their frequent forfei- tures thereof by tncir horrid Apoftacies and Rebellions : and prin- cipally becauſe they were now ready to enter into that land, in which they were obliged to pur theſe things iu praftice, Deut: 12. 8: &c. 6 According to thus tranſlation the ſenſe is, My offering,
{ wine unto a bullock,and the third par of an hin unto a
Which the Gentiles offered it.
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bre:d, or rather my meat-offering made of bread or meal, for my ſacrifice made by fre, i. e. which is to accompany my burnt-offer-"
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fering,which was made of bread or meal, which is oft expreſſed by this very name of horban or offering, as Levit: 22 1: and 6: 20. but be- cauſe korvan ſignifies not only a meat-offering but other offerings alio, as Levit. 7.37, 38. thereforc he limits that general word by adding, my bread ) with ( ſothe Hebrew Lamed is oft uſed, as Cen: 46. 26. Ezra1. 5. and 2. 63. ©c.) my ſacrifices made by fre, which may be underſtood either +. generally for all the ſacrifices, as that phraſe 1s ſometimes taken, as 1 Sam. 2; 28. where it muſt needs be fo meant, becauſe rhe burnt-ofterings properly ſo called were not gi-en to t::e prieſt, but reſerved to God himſelf, and the Prieſts
for burnr-offerings ; and ſo under them, as the moſt eminent kind, are contained all other ſacrifices ; as under the meat-offering here 15 contained the drink-offering. And according to this tranſlation and explic:tion theſe words contain a full and general rule, com- prehending all the particulars following in this chapter, as in reaſon they ought to do, and which otherwite they do not.
* Exod: 3 And thou ſhalt fay unto them, * This is the offer- War
ing made by fire, which ye ſhal} offer unto the LORD : f Heb. aj ewo lambs of the firſt year without ſpot, + day by day, * %» | for a continual burnt-offering.
4 The one lamb (bale thou offer in the morning, and + Heb. þ 1 the ocher lamb ſhalt thou offer at even. —_—
5 Anda tenth part of an ephah of flour for a * meat- wo evens | oftering c, mingled with the fourth part of an * hin of *, |} beaten oyl. "Levz,
c Which was an appendix or acceſlory to the principal ſacrifice. *Fxod See on Lev. 2. I. and Numb. 15. 4. _* ho.
6 It is Aa continual burnt-offering, which was or- dained din mount-Sinai for a ſweet favour, a ſacrifice made by fire unto the LORD.
4 Or, pre(cribed, inſtituted by God. Or, made, z. e. offered at that Place ; though ſince omitted for 38 years.
7 And the drink-oftering thereof ſhall be the fourth part ofan hin for the one lamb : in the holy place e ſhalt
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thou cauſe the 7 ſtrong wine f to be poured unto ti.e Bars; þ LORD for a drink-offering. * Ge. Smil
e (7. 2.) Upon the altar of burnt-offerings which was in the court See Luke | of the Prieſts nigh to the entrance into the SanQtuary. See Exod: 1 _ 15. ' 29. 42. 2 Chron: 29: 7. f Heb. Shecar, which though it fignifie in 4 the general all kinds of ſtrong drink, yet is here pur for the mot famous of thar kind, to wit, for wine, which alone was uſed in offerings, as appears below, wer: 18. Exod. 29: 40.
8 And the other lamb ſhalt chou offer at even : as the meat-offering of the morning,and as the drink-offering thereof,chou ſhalr offer ir g, a ſacrifice made by fire, of a ſweet favour unto the LORD.
g Or, thou ſhalt offer with it. Or, with the meat-effering of the mor. ning, and with the drink-offering thereof, thou ſbalt offer it ; the letter caph being put for beth, which are alike in Hebrew, and the words are ſaid to be read with beth in ſome copies.
9 And onthe ſabbarh day two lambs 5 of the firſt year without ſpet, and two tenth-deals of flour for a meat-of- fering, mingled with ovi,and the drink-offering thereof,
þ Beſides that for the daily ſacrifice, wer. 10.