Leviticus 1

And they are thus expressed by the comers, partly from the original direction given about the observation, and partly from the nature of the service itself. The first we have (Leviticus 1:2): the word signifies to draw nigh, to come near with an oblation. These are the comers, t…

For although the moral law was given in the audience of the people before on the Mount, and an explication was given of it to Moses, as it was to be applied to the government of that people in judiciary proceedings, commonly called the judicial law, before he came down from the…

This variety of sacrifices with respect to the various sorts or kinds of sins, for which they were to make atonement, I have elsewhere discussed and explained. Their institution and order is recorded (Leviticus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7). And if any person neglected that especial sacr…

Sometimes all the Corbanes in general are intended by this word. For all sacred offerings of what sort soever, are so called at their first institution (Leviticus 1:2): "If any one among you bring his Corban to the Lord." And thereon the especial kinds of offerings and sacrifice…

[⟨in non-Latin alphabet⟩], Exodus 30:15, 16. Leviticus 1:4. Chapter 4:20, 26, and 6:30.

24. That Salt be used in all Sacrifices (Leviticus 2:13). 25. That Whole burnt offerings be ordered according to the Law (Leviticus 1:3). 26. That so also be the Sin-offering (Leviticus 6:18).

For they were all of them either, 1. Propitiatory, as designed to make attonement for sins; or, 2. Euctical, to impetrate mercies from God; or, 3. Eucharistical, to return praises to him. § 14 The first particular sacrifice instituted in the Church of Israel, regulated and direc…

There were some sacrifices, which did serve for the whole congregation, as we may see (Leviticus 4:13-14), and in diverse other chapters of that book. Besides these there were personal sacrifices (Leviticus 1), where the laws about sacrifices are set forth; if any soul had sinne…

For in every sacrifice for sin there was an imposition of sin on the Beast to be offered antecedent unto the Sacrificing of it, and therein its suffering by death. Therefore in every offering for sin, he that brought it was to put his hand on the head of it, Leviticus 1:4. And t…