i The Walk, as wer. 4. k ExaQtly uniform with the Fabrick on tho North-ſide. / Every Window and Door. » Framed in the fame manner. » According to the number of the Doors in the one, was the number of the other, all in all things exactly like.
12 And according to the doors of the chambers that were toward the ſouth, was. a door in the head of the. way; even the way directly betore the wall coward the eaſt, as one entreth into them.
This Verſe is a particular Deſcription of the Door and Way, that from the Eaſt-end of this South Building did lead either under the Buildings, or through ſome part of them toward the Weſt-poinr, as before ; ſuch a Way from the North-Buildings did Jead to the South, nor do I think neceffary to ſpeak more of the words.
12 T Then ſaid he » unto me, The north chambers an the 7 ta. dome which are before the ſeparatep place, they be holy 9 chambers, where the prieſts r hat ap- proach s unto the LORD ſhall eat * che moſt holy things : there ſhall they Jay the moſt holy things «, and the meat- offering x, and the ſin-offering y, and che treſpaſs-offer- ing z; for the place z holy. . o The Meaſurer, Chriſt, Man in appearance at that time. þ Vid.
ver. I. let. e. q St apart, conſecrated ro holy Services and Ulzs, as Veſſels, Garments, and Days may be holy. » And Levires too, that
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ee goats without blemiſh # for a ſin-offecing &, and they 7 ſhall cleanſe the altar 1, as they did cleanſe i with the —_— :].. Þ =”
þ The next Day's Sacrifice 1s here dire&ed. « This wes a Qualifi- cation required in all Sacrifices, and there were Prieſts appointed co ſearch whether they were perfe&, in which Search they were very pun&ual and curious, & Vid. wer. 19. let. «. / The Prieſts in Atten- dance or Courſe. m See wer. 20. let. c. = With the Blood ofthe Kid put upon the Altar, as appointed, and as the Blood of the Bullock, TT. 20. Jet. z.
23 Whenthon haſt made an end o of cleanfing , thou the common RefeQory, as appears, c/.-42. v. 13, let. s.
ſhalt offer p ayoung bullock without blemiih, and a ram 7 out of the flock without blemiſh,
o Of the firſt and ſecond Days Sacrifices, and cleznfing the Atrar. p Onthe third Day, and ſoon, through ſeven Diys. 9 ARid,v. 22. naw a Ram, beth, or either, as God appoints ; There was no inherent Excellency in either one or other to commend them to God, bur a Male, and withour Blemiſh it muſt be.
24 And thou ſhalt » offer them before « the LORD, and the prieſts ſhall caſt ſalt * upon them, and they :: ſhall offer them up for a burnt-offering unto the
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& For the King, ſay ſome ; if fo, then theDoor ſhut was the D not of cbe Temple, but of the Eaſt-Gate of the Prieſts Court wag High-Prieſt, and the ſecond Prieſt, ſay others, and indeed thi = likely. 7 The King might'lit before the Lord, others might = yo the Prieſts ſtood rainiſtring, as Hcby. 10. 17, Perhaps the Hj bh Þ me might have ſoine Privilege to fit when others might nor. m Te rs ſtood. of the King, *twas his eating of the Sacrifice,that pazt of it —_— was allowed to the Offerer ; if this Prince be the High Prieſt <_ Bread was the Shew-bread, which it ſeems he'mighr ſir and eat; _y near tae Porch of the Gate, whereas other Prieſts wers bound ro —_ "ap i bs " cts his Privilege, or he hal, that is; 'tis his Duty to enter = tho! and to come out at it, that the People may know which way to | | when they would ſee their High Prieſt enter to make Atonement; wh: may be myſtical, and inctude our looking to the great High Prift "=
4 J Then 0 brought he p me the way 9 of the gate betore the houſe ; and I looked, and behold Re
glory 5 of the LORD filled the houſe of the LORD, ang" E te!l * upon my face. "20 9 When he had been informed of the Reaſon why the Eaſt-Gate wW ſhut, an4 when he perceived he muſt not go out thereby. P Thea » ge), or Chriſt in the Appearance of Man. 9g To the North. gate g the inner Cour:;, wh«©nce he had a Proſpe&t of the Temple, though ws.