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[3] {oil}
Oil is a symbol of the Holy Spirit (Cf)
# Joh 3:34 Heb 1:9
In Christ the oil-fed Light ever burns, the Light of the world
# Joh 8:12
But here we have not the world, but the sanctuary. It is a question,
not of testimony in and to the world, but of our communion and worship
as believer-priests in the holiest
# Heb 10:19,20
In the Tabernacle there were two compartments, two lights: the holy
place with the candlestick
» See Note "Ex 25:31"
the holy of holies with the shekinah, or manifested glory of God.
These two places are now one
# Mt 27:50,51 Heb 9:6-8 10:19-21
but it is important to see that there are still two lights: Christ,
the Light of life
# Joh 8:12
through the Spirit giving light upon the holy things of God, the
showbread and altar of incense; and also the shekinah, now on the
face of Jesus Christ
# 2Co 4:6
Into this twofold light we, as believer- priests, are brought
# 1Pe 2:9
We "walk in the light," not merely which He gives, but in
which He lives
# 1Jo 1:7
But what of the command to "bring pure oil"
# Ex 27:20
Because our access, apprehension, communion, and transformation are by
the Spirit
# Eph 2:18 1Co 2:14,15 2Co 13:14 Php 2:1 2Co 3:18
Our title to His presence is the blood
# Eph 2:13
but only as filled with the Spirit
# Eph 5:18
do we really walk in the light.
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[1] {Aaron}
Type of Christ, our High Priest. Christ is a priest after the order
of Melchizedek, but He executes his priestly office after the pattern
of Aaron. Heb. 7. gives the order; Heb. 9., the pattern. See Gen
14.18-20, note.
» See Note "Ge 14:18"
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[2] {holy garments}
Heb. \\qodesh\\= "set apart" for God. Trans. "holy," v.2; "consecrate,"
v.3. Often trans. "sanctify." See summary,
» See Note "Zec 8:3"
This is always the fundamental idea of a holy, consecrated, separated,
or sanctified person or thing--something set apart for God. Infinite
confusion would have been spared the reader if \\qodesh\\ had been
uniformly trans. "set apart."
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[2] {holy garments}
Heb. \\qodesh\\= "set apart" for God. Trans. "holy," v.2; "consecrate,"
v.3. Often trans. "sanctify." See summary,
» See Note "Zec 8:3"
This is always the fundamental idea of a holy, consecrated, separated,
or sanctified person or thing--something set apart for God. Infinite
confusion would have been spared the reader if \\qodesh\\ had been
uniformly trans. "set apart."
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[1] {Urim and Thummim}
Urim and Thummim, meaning "lights and perfections." Some make these
to be simply a collective name for the stones of the breastplate, so
that the total effect of the twelve stones is to manifest the "lights
and perfections" of Him who is the antitype of the Aaronic high
priest. Per contra,
# Le 8:8
This would seem to be conclusive that "the Urim and Thummim" are
additional to the stones of the breastplate. In use the Urim and
Thummim were connected, in some way not clearly expressed, with the
ascertainment of the divine will in particular cases
# Nu 27:21 De 33:8 1Sa 28:6 Ezr 2:63
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[1] {do unto them to hallow them}
The priest type of consecration. (Cf. the temple type,
# 1Ki 8:1-11 2Ch 5:4,14
The order in Leviticus
# 8:1-9:24
differs from the order here. In Leviticus the filling the hands
precedes the sprinkling.
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[2] {Aaron}
Aaron shares in the washing (i.e., symbol of regeneration,
# Tit 3:5 Joh 3:5,6
(1) as needing it, be in this in \\contrast\\ with Christ
# Heb 7:26-28
(2) to typify Christ's action, who received the baptism of John, not
as needing it, but as thus identifying Himself with sinners, and as
fulfilling the Aaronic type. As in Aaron's case, His anointing
followed the washing
# Ex 29:4,7 Mt 3:14-16
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[3] {garments}
The priest's garments were put on in reverse order of the instructions
for making them:
(1) The "coat"
# Ex 28:39
the oriental long garment worn next to the person, made of fine
linen.
# Ex 27:9
(2) The "robe of the ephod"
# Ex 28:31-35
a long seamless garment of blue linen with an opening for the head,
worn over the "coat." Pomegranates, symbol of fruitfulness, were
embroidered on the skirt of the robe in blue, purple, and scarlet,
alternated with golden bells, symbol of testimony, which gave a sound
as the high priest went in and out of the sanctuary. The robe was
secured by a golden girdle.
(3) The ephod
# Ex 28:5-12
was next put on. A short garment made of linen, embroidered with
gold, blue, purple, and scarlet, it consisted of two pieces, front
and back, united by two shoulder-pieces and by a band about the
bottom. Two onyx stones, set in gold and fastened upon the
shoulder-pieces of the ephod, were engraved with the names of the
twelve tribes: "and Aaron shall bear their names before Jehovah upon
his two shoulders (the place of strength) for a memorial." Cf.
# Isa 9:6 Lu 15:4,5
(4) The breastplate was a square pouch
# Ex 28:16
of linen to contain the Urim and Thummim
» See Note "Ex 28:30"
To the linen pouch was attached the oblong gold setting containing
four rows of precious stones, on each stone a tribal name. The
breastplate with the jewel work was attached at the upper corners to
the shoulder-pieces of the ephod by golden chains. Golden
rings were sewn on ephod and breastplate, and the latter was further
secured to the ephod by laces of blue through the rings.
Altogether, it was called "the breastplate of judgment" because worn
by the high priest when judging the causes of the people.
» See Note "Ex 28:30"
(5) A mitre (or "turban") of fine line was made
# Ex 28:37
to cover the head, bearing upon the front a gold plate engraved,
"Holiness to the Lord"
# Ex 29:36
(6) To these were added linen breeches, "from the loins even to the
thighs"
# Ex 28:42
The "coat" and linen breeches were made for the priests, also, and were
the ordinary garments of high priest and priests as distinguished
from the other garments, which were "for glory and beauty."