Exodus 26

Designing to treat of this holy tent or Tabernacle, he confines himself to the first general distribution of it. Exodus 26:33: And you shall hang up the veil under the taches, that you may bring in there the Ark of the Testimony, and the veil shall divide to you, between the Hol…

This the Apostle here reckons as a vail, because as by this vail the Priests were hindered from entering into, or looking into the most Holy Place, so by that other the people were forbidden to enter or look into the first part of the Sanctuary, whereinto the Priests entered dai…

They entred into the first Tabernacle, but they went no further. Hereinto they entred through the first Vail, or the covering of the Door of the Tabernacle (Exodus 26:36, 37). Through that vail by turning it aside, so as that it closed immediately on their entrance, the Priests…

Concerning this part of the Tabernacle, the Apostle affirms that it was called [in non-Latin alphabet], Holy. This name of it was given and stated (Exodus 26:33): The Vail shall divide [in non-Latin alphabet] between the Holy, that is, that part of the Sanctuary, and the most Ho…

Rabbi Azarias also, in the Imre Bina, chapter 9, affirms that this same Jonathan composed the translation of both the Pentateuch and the prophets. Those who hold a different opinion rest their case chiefly on the argument that it is established by the most certain indications th…

“Cependant que le service, qui avoit les ombres de la Loy, a duré;” — “so long as the service, which contained the shadows of the Law, lasted.” a veil was hung up before the earthly sanctuary, in order to keep the people not only from entering but from seeing it, (Exodus 26:33;…

As it is in wicked communion, those who are more spiritually wicked, (for there is a kinde of spiritual wickedness) they do more unite together, those that are more fleshly wicked, do not so closely unite, as your drunkards, and prophane fellows, though they call good fellows, y…

(1 Corinthians 12:21) "The eye" (the knowing man) "cannot say to the hand" (the active man) in God's cause, "I have no need of you." All have their use by mutual gifts and graces to profit one another, as the curtains of the Tabernacle were coupled to one another by loops, (Exod…

Romans 12:18: If it be possible, as much as lies in you, live peaceably with all men. The curtains of the tabernacle were to be joined together (Exodus 26:3-4); so should the hearts of Christians be looped together in peace and unity. That I may persuade to peaceable-mindedness,…