A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Exodus
A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Exodus
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Built av altar. This is the first altar erected in compliance with the precept in xx. 24-. The altar indicates the presence of God in covenant with his people. The twelve jnllars, placed probably in a circle round the altar, indicate the presence of the twelve tribes in this great solemnization of the covenant. They do not seem to have had a monumen- tal character, as we hear no more of them.
V. 5. And he sent young men of the sons of Israel. These youths are not to be fjirther defined as first...-born or Levites, but as fit persons selected by Moses himself, who is the prin- cipal agent in mediating the covenant, out of a people who are all a " kingdom of priests and a holy nation" (xix. (i). They are merely the ministers of Moses, and not the represen- tatives of the people, who are the seventy elders, and occupy a different position in this great transaction. Burnt-oferinf/s and 'peace-offerincjs, types of atonement and thanksgiving (xx. 24).
V. 6. And Moses took half of the blood. The blood is that which makes atonement, and thereby lays the foundation for a covenant of peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Built av altar. This is the first altar erected in compliance with the precept in xx. 24-. The altar indicates the presence of God in covenant with his people. The twelve jnllars, placed probably in a circle round the altar, indicate the presence of the twelve tribes in this great solemnization of the covenant. They do not seem to have had a monumen- tal character, as we hear no more of them.
V. 5. And he sent young men of the sons of Israel. These youths are not to be fjirther defined as first...-born or Levites, but as fit persons selected by Moses himself, who is the prin- cipal agent in mediating the covenant, out of a people who are all a " kingdom of priests and a holy nation" (xix. (i). They are merely the ministers of Moses, and not the represen- tatives of the people, who are the seventy elders, and occupy a different position in this great transaction. Burnt-oferinf/s and 'peace-offerincjs, types of atonement and thanksgiving (xx. 24).
V. 6. And Moses took half of the blood. The blood is that which makes atonement, and thereby lays the foundation for a covenant of peace.
What to read after A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Exodus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gracey Murphy to read onlineMoreLess
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