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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 380

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 380

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Ir And * in the beginnings of your months z ye ſhall 0. 10. offer a burnt-offering unto the LORD : two young bul- « Sam: locks,&one ram,feven lambs ofthe firft year without ſpor, 3?: 5-

z; Which, though not reckoned among the ſolemn feaſts, Lev: 23. yet were celebrated as ſuch, by the ſound of trampets, Numb: 16, 10. by extraordinary ſacrifices, by abſtinence from ſervile works, Amos 8, 5. and by attendance upon the miniſtry of Gods word, 2 Kings 4: 23. And God ordained it thus, Partly that by giving God the firſt fruits of every month, they ſhould acknowledge him as the Lord of all their time, and own his providence by which all times and ſeaſons and all the fruits and bleſſings of them,and a&tions done in them are ordered, and partly that it might be a type of the future renovation of the world by Chriſt. |

12 And chree tenth deals of flour for a meat-offering,

flour for a meat-offering mingled with oyl, for one ram. | 13 And a ſeveral tenth deal of flour mingled with '1 oyl, for a meat-offering unto one lamb, for a burnt-_ '1 offering of a ſweet favour, a ſacrifice made by fire unto the LORD. B6.

14 And their drink-offerings ſhall be half an hin of

ram, and a fourth part of an hin unto a lamb : this is

k (7. e:) To be offered in the beginning of every month. I5 And one kid of the goats / for a ſin-oferinp unto che LORD mw ſhall be offered, belides the continual burnt-offering, and his drink- offering. | / An he-goat. Sec Numb; 15; 24, #2 Not unto the moon, to # Tok

1s * And in the fourteenth day of the ficſt month Lev.23.8- |

zs the paſlover of the LORD s. Chap.9.3- |

» Inſticuted by him and to his honour and ſervice. See on Lev: Deur.16. |

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| Chap. XXIX.

17 And in the fifceenth day of this moneth zs thefeaft o, ſeven days ſhal unleavened bread be eaten.

o To wit, of unleavened bread ; of which ſee on Lev. 23. 6.

18 In the * firſt day ſhall be an holy convocation : ye ſhal do no manner of ſervile work therein.

19 Bur ye hal offer a ſacrifice made by fire for a burnt-offering unto the LORD,two young bullocks,and one ram, and ſeven lambs of the firſt year : they hal be unto you without blemitlh,

20 And their mcar-oftering ſhall be of flour mingled with oyl: three tenth deals ſhal ye offer for a bullock, and two tenth deals for a ram.

21 A ſeveral tenth deal shale thou offer for every lamb throughout the ſeven lambs. |

22 And one goat for a ſin-offering, to make an atone- ment for you. HE

23 Ye shal offer theſe beſide the burnt-offering in the morning p, which is for a continual burnt-offering.

> And that in the evening too, as is evident from the nature of the thing, and from other ſcriptures, but the morning-ſacrifice alone is mentioned, partly becauſe the celebration of the feaſt began with it, and principally becauſe this alone was doubtful, whether this might nor be omitted when ſo many other ſacrifices were offered in that morning, whereas there was no queſtion but the evening ſacrifice ſhould be offered, when there were none other beſides it to be offered. |

24 Affeer this manner ye $hal offer daily chroughout

the {even days7 the meat of the ſacrifice made by hire q,

beſide the continual burnt-offering,& his drink-offering. g (72 e.) The ſacrifice made by fire, which is as it were my meat

or food ; for as God is ſaid to ſmell the ſacrifices, to wir, meta- |

phorically, 7. e. to accept of them, ſo is he {aid to eat them, 2. c. to devour or conſume them, and to be ſatisfied with them ; ſuch things ſpoken of God after the manner of men are to be underſtood ſo as to aggree with the majeſty of God. | 23 And on the ſeventh day ye shal have an holy

convocation : ye shal do no ſervile work.

- 26 Alſo * in the day of the firſt-fruits 7,when ye bring | a new meat-offering unto the LORD ,after your weeks |

be out t, ye shal have an holy convocation ; ye shal do

no ſervile work. | # In the feaſt of Pentecoſt, 48. 2. 1. 5s New fruits, two loaves

made of your new corn, Levit 23. 16. #(7.e. ) The ſeven weeks

which you are to number from the Paſſover, Lev. 23. 15. Heb. i

the weeks,in being put for after,as it is Js. 20. 1. Lukeg. 36.and 11.37. 27 But ye shal offer the burnt- offering # for a ſweet

favour unto the LORD, two young bullocks, one ram,

ſeven lambs of the firſt year.

« For the celebration of the feaſt over and beſides thar other of- fering which was joyned with the firſt-fruits,Lev.23.18. ſo here 1s a new additional facrifice preſcribed, which doth not deſtroy the former. ;

28 And their meat-offering of flour mingled with oyl,three tenth deals unto one bullock, two tenth deals unto One ram.

29 A ſeveral tenth deal unto one lamb, throughout the ſeven lambs.

30 4nd one kid of the goats to make an atonement for you. |

21 Ye hall offer them beſides the continual burnt- offering, and his meat-offering, ( they shal be unto you without blemish ) and their drink-offterings,

CH A P. XXIX.

The Sacrifice at the Feaſt of the trumpets : it's Burnt-offering : and. Sin- offering, 1=--—-4" Of the Feaſt of Attonement : it's Offerings, 5--—-11. Of the Feaſt of Tabernacles : during 7 days : their Offerings : the 8th day a great Holiday, 12====36.

N D in the ſeventh month «, on the firſt day of the month, ye shal have an holy convocation, Ye

Shal do no ſervile work : * it is a day of blowing the

crumpets b unto you.

' @ So it was in their Eccleſiaſtical account, in which the month

Abib was the firſt : bur as to civil matters this was the firſt month:

þ Whereby the people were admoniſhed ſolemnly to prepare them-

ſelves for the feaſts, which were as many in this month, as in all the year beſide.

2 And ye hat offer a burnt-offering c for a ſweet ſa- vour unto the LORD, one young bullock, one ram,end ſeven lambs of the firſt year without blemish«

cBeſides the offerings of every month and day,as is expreſſed,v.6.

3 And their meat-offerings ſhall be of flour mingled with oy], three tenth deals for a bullock,evd two tenth deals for a ram :

4 And one tenth deal for one lamb, throughout the ſeven lambs : |

5 And one kid of the goats for a ſin-effering,to make an atonement for you.

6 Beſide * the burnt-offering of the month 4d, and his meat-offering, and * the daily burnt-offering, and his

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