A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Leviticus With a New Transla
A Critical And Exegetical Commentary On the book of Leviticus With a New Transla
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^T upon you. This is the symbol of the spirit of life, and has no relation with the pageantry of death. It is the emblem of purity and must be kept free from the contamination of evil. It proclaims you to belong to the Lord, and does not permit you to engage in anything that would interfere with his claim upon your service. And they did. There is an unreserved compliance with this solemn injunction.
811. Abstinence from stimulant drinks in the discharge of sacred functions enjoined. Spake unto ...Aaron. This is the first communica- tion made directly to Aaron. It takes place after his induction into office. Drink not wine, the juice of the grape usually fermented. Strong drink was made from the date or sap of the palm, and some- times also from a preparation of honey or barley. It was usually strengthened with spices (Hieron. Ep. Ad Nepot). These were intoxi- cating drinks. The propriety of the prohibition is obvious. The worship of God is an intelligent service (John iv. 24), and therefore requires a clear and collected mind; it is a holy exercise (xix.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^T upon you. This is the symbol of the spirit of life, and has no relation with the pageantry of death. It is the emblem of purity and must be kept free from the contamination of evil. It proclaims you to belong to the Lord, and does not permit you to engage in anything that would interfere with his claim upon your service. And they did. There is an unreserved compliance with this solemn injunction.
811. Abstinence from stimulant drinks in the discharge of sacred functions enjoined. Spake unto ...Aaron. This is the first communica- tion made directly to Aaron. It takes place after his induction into office. Drink not wine, the juice of the grape usually fermented. Strong drink was made from the date or sap of the palm, and some- times also from a preparation of honey or barley. It was usually strengthened with spices (Hieron. Ep. Ad Nepot). These were intoxi- cating drinks. The propriety of the prohibition is obvious. The worship of God is an intelligent service (John iv. 24), and therefore requires a clear and collected mind; it is a holy exercise (xix.
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