Quarterly Statement
Quarterly Statement
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2. Exodus xxii, 25. *' If thou lend money to any of my people," &o., this is an obhgation, and if thou sayest " is it an obligation or only a permission F " we are taught to say **thou shalt surely lend him" (Deut. xv, 8), which is an obligation, not a permission.
3. Exodus xx, 25. '* If thou wilt make me an altar of stone ; " this is an obligation, and if thou sayest " is it an obhgation or only a permission P " we are taught to say " thou shalt build of whole stones " (Deut, ixvii, 6), which ...is^an obhgation, not a permission. (Cf. note 1, page 29.) Digitized byCjOOQlC BETH HABBECHEREH, OR THE CHOSEN HOUSE. 35 14. Every stone which had a f aw in it sufficient to arrest the finger nail, like the knife for slaughtering,*^ lo, that was unlawful for the sloping ascent and for the altar,*^ as is said " thou shalt build the altar of the Lord thy God of whole stones" (Deut. xxvii, 6). And whence did they bring the stones of the altar ? From virgin earth,** they dug until they came to a place in which it was evident there had been no work or building, and they brought out the'stones from it, or from the great sea,** and built with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Exodus xxii, 25. *' If thou lend money to any of my people," &o., this is an obhgation, and if thou sayest " is it an obligation or only a permission F " we are taught to say **thou shalt surely lend him" (Deut. xv, 8), which is an obligation, not a permission.
3. Exodus xx, 25. '* If thou wilt make me an altar of stone ; " this is an obligation, and if thou sayest " is it an obhgation or only a permission P " we are taught to say " thou shalt build of whole stones " (Deut, ixvii, 6), which ...is^an obhgation, not a permission. (Cf. note 1, page 29.) Digitized byCjOOQlC BETH HABBECHEREH, OR THE CHOSEN HOUSE. 35 14. Every stone which had a f aw in it sufficient to arrest the finger nail, like the knife for slaughtering,*^ lo, that was unlawful for the sloping ascent and for the altar,*^ as is said " thou shalt build the altar of the Lord thy God of whole stones" (Deut. xxvii, 6). And whence did they bring the stones of the altar ? From virgin earth,** they dug until they came to a place in which it was evident there had been no work or building, and they brought out the'stones from it, or from the great sea,** and built with them.
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