Leviticus 7

Quest. But how shall we praise God in a right manner for deliverances? Resp. 1. Be holy persons: in the sacrifices of thanksgiving, whoever did eat thereof, with their uncleanness upon them, were to be cut off (Leviticus 7:20), to typify how unpleasing their praises and thank-of…

(2.) A supposition of such a sacrifice of bread and wine as that pleaded for, is contrary to the Apostle's design, and destructive of it. For whereas he endeavors to prove that the Priesthood of Melchisedec was far more excellent than that of Levi, he could not do it by this, th…

And therefore are they intended in this place in an especial manner, if it be the design of the Apostle to prove the insufficiency of the sacrifices from the nature of their inseparable adjuncts, which were carnal and perishing things. (3) The eating of the remainder of the peac…

For ought we see, this consequence is strong and undeniable, and so the Synod's argument in this place from the Old Testament is not at all overthrown, but rather more strengthned. As for what the Reverend Author says, pag. 18, 9. to the particular texts here alledged, namely Le…

1. As for this word iniquity, by it is meant sometimes 1. sin formally taken as it has a disconformity to the Law of God, and supposes a spot and defect, and so it is commonly taken when we pray for pardon of sin; and when David says (Psalm 51), "My sin is ever before me"; and (…

26. That so also be the Sin-offering (Leviticus 6:18). 27. And likewise the Trespass-offering (Leviticus 7:1). 28. And the Peace-offering (Leviticus 7:2).

It is first mentioned (Genesis 17:14) in the matter of Circumcision. Sometimes emphatically (Numbers 15:31): [in non-Latin alphabet] Cutting off — that soul shall be cut off from among his people; and frequently afterwards (Exodus 12:15, 19; chapter 31:14; Leviticus 7:10; chapte…

Now every [illegible] was either [illegible] Isha, a Firing, or [illegible] Terumah, an heave-offering, § 5 or [illegible] Tenupha, a wave-offering; the [illegible] Ishim were [illegible] kodesh kodashim; holiness of holiness, or most holy; all but one; the other were [illegible…

So from Christ it is we die to sin, but that is by [illegible] death of Christ (Romans 6:6). So here, by the same Christ it is that the application of all spiritual good is made to us, but it is done by [illegible] of his [illegible]: I take that to be the sense of the Spirit [i…

1. Circumcision, and the ceremonies; and the priesthood (Exodus 40:15), (Leviticus 16:29) the fast in the seventh month, shall be a statute, for ever. (Leviticus 6:18) All the [reconstructed: males] of the sons of Aaron shall eat the remainder of the meat-offering, it shall be a…

First, it is called a sacrifice of expiation (Ephesians 5:2), as is apparent by that type of it with which it is compared in Hebrews 9:14-15. Of the same force is the Hebrew word 'asham' (Isaiah 53:10; Leviticus 7:2): 'He made his soul an offering for sin' — a piacular sacrifice…

And first a heave-shoulder and a wave-breast were set on the table before them; to show that they must begin their meal with prayer and praise to God. The heave-shoulder David lifted up his heart to God with; and with the wave-breast, where his heart lay, he used to lean upon hi…