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* unto devils.
# De 32:17 2Ch 11:15 Ps 106:37 Joh 12:31 14:30 1Co 10:20
# 2Co 4:4 Eph 2:2 Re 9:20
* devils.
{Seirim,} properly signifies hairy or hairy ones; and hence
is used not only for he-goats, but also for some fabulous
beings or sylvan gods, to whom was ascribed the form of
goats. Maimonides says that the Zabian idolaters worshipped
demons under the form of goats; and that this custom being
spread among other nations, gave occasion to this precept.
He-goats, however, are probably intended here, which were
objects of divine honour among the Egyptians under the name
of honour among the Egyptians under the name of Mendes.
Herodotus says that all goats were worshipped in Egypt; but
particularly he-goats. From these seem to have sprung Pan,
Silenus, and the innumerable herd of those imaginary beings,
fauns, satyrs, dryads, etc., all woodland gods, and held in
veneration by the Greeks and Romans.
* gone a whoring.
Though this phrase is equivalent, in Scripture, to that of
committing idolatry, yet it is to be taken sometimes in a
literal sense. Baalpeor and Ashtaroth were worshipped with
obscene rite; and public prostitution formed a great part of
the worship among the Egyptians, Moabites, Canaanites,
Greeks, and Romans.
# 20:5 Ex 34:15 De 31:16 Jer 3:1 Eze 23:8 Re 17:1-5
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* that offereth.
# 4,10 1:2,3 Jud 6:26 1Sa 7:9 10:8 16:2 2Sa 24:25 1Ki 18:30-38
# Mal 1:11
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# 4
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* that eateth.
# 11 3:17 7:26,27 19:26 Ge 9:4 De 12:16,23 15:23 1Sa 14:33
# Eze 33:25 44:7 Ac 15:20,29 Heb 10:29
* I will.
# 20:3-6 26:17 Ps 34:16 Jer 21:10 44:11 Eze 14:8 15:7
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* the life.
This sentence, which contains a most important truth, had
existed in the Mosaic writings for more than 3,000 years,
before the attention of any philosopher was drawn to the
subject. That the blood actually possesses a living
principle, and that the life of the whole body is derived
from it, is a doctrine of revelation, and a doctrine which
the experiments of the most accurate anatomists have served
strongly to confirm. The proper circulation of this
important fluid through the whole human system was first
taught by Solomon in figurative language, (Ec 12:6,) and
discovered, as it is called, and demonstrated by Dr. Harvey
in 1628; though some Italian philosophers had the same notion
a little before. This accurate anatomist was the first who
fully revived the Mosaic notion of the vitality of the blood;
which was afterwards adopted by the justly celebrated Dr.
John Hunter, professor of anatomy, and established by him, by
a great variety of strong reasoning and accurate experiments.
# 14
* I have.
# 8:15 16:11,14-19 Mt 20:28 26:28 Mr 14:24 Ro 3:25 5:9
# Eph 1:7 Col 1:14,20 Heb 9:22 13:12 1Pe 1:2 1Jo 1:7 2:2 Re 1:5
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* neither.
# Ex 12:49
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* which hunteth.
# 7:26
* hunteth. Heb. hunteth any hunting. pour out.
# De 12:16,24 15:23 1Sa 14:32-34 Job 16:18 Eze 24:7
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# 11,12 Ge 9:4 De 12:23
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* every soul.
# 22:8 Ex 22:31 De 14:21 Eze 4:14 44:31
* that which died of itself. Heb. a carcase. both wash.
# 11:25 15:5,10,21 Nu 19:8,19,21 Re 7:14
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# 5:1 7:18 19:8 20:17,19,20 Nu 19:19,20 Isa 53:11 Joh 13:8
# Heb 9:28 1Pe 2:24
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1 Unlawful marriages, and unlawful lusts.
# 1
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# 4 11:44 19:3,4,10,34 20:7 Ge 17:7 Ex 6:7 20:2 Ps 33:12
# Eze 20:5,7,19,20
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* the doings.
# Ps 106:35 Eze 20:7,8 23:8 Eph 5:7-11 1Pe 4:2-4
* and after.
# 20:23 Ex 23:24 De 12:4,30,31 Jer 10:2,3 Ro 12:2
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# 26 19:37 20:22 De 4:1,2 6:1 Ps 105:45 119:4 Eze 20:19 36:27
# Eze 37:24 Lu 1:6 Joh 15:14
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* which if a man do.
# Eze 20:11,13,21 Lu 10:28 Ro 10:5 Ga 3:12
* I am the Lord.
# Ex 6:2,6,29 Mal 3:6
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* near to kin. Heb. remainder of his flesh.
Not withstanding the prohibitions here, it must be evident,
that in the infancy of the world, persons very near of kin,
and even brothers and sisters, must have joined in
matrimonial alliances; and therefore we cannot pronounce them
immoral in themselves. But, in these first instances,
necessity required it; but when this necessity no longer
existed, the thing became inexpedient and improper: for 1.
As human nature now is, it is very expedient that those who
are so much together in youth, should, by such a restriction
be taught to look upon all such intercourse as prohibited and
incestuous; for unless such restrictions are made, it would
be impossible to prevent the prevalence of very early
corruption among young persons. (See Michaelis on the laws
of Moses, Art. 108.) 2. That the duties owing by nature to
relatives might not be confounded with those of a social or
political kind; for could a man be a brother and a husband,
or a son and a husband at the same time, and fulfil the
duties of both? Impossible. 3. That by intermarrying with
other families, relationship and its endearments might be
diffused. These prohibitions are, therefore, to be
considered so eminently moral obligations as to be observed
by all mankind.
* to uncover.
# 7-19 20:11,12,17-21
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# 20:11 Eze 22:10
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# 20:11 Ge 35:22 49:4 De 22:30 27:20 2Sa 16:21,22 Eze 22:10
# Am 2:7 1Co 5:1
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# 20:17 De 27:22 2Sa 13:11-14 Eze 22:11
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# 10
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# 11
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# 20:19 Ex 6:20
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# 13
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# 20:20
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# 20:12 Ge 38:18,19,26 Eze 22:11
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# 20:21 De 25:5 Mt 14:3,4 22:24 Mr 6:17 12:19 Lu 3:19
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* a woman.
# 20:14 De 27:23 Am 2:7
* it is wickedness.
# 20:14
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* wife. or, one wife to another.
# Ge 4:19 29:28 Ex 26:3
* to vex her.
# Ge 30:15 1Sa 1:6-8 Mal 2:15
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# 15:19,24 20:18 Eze 18:6 22:10
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# 20:10 Ex 20:14 De 5:18 22:22,25 2Sa 11:3,4,27 Pr 6:25,29-33
# Mal 3:5 Mt 5:27,28 Ro 2:22 1Co 6:9 Ga 5:19 Heb 13:4
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* pass through.
Molech signifies a king, or governor, of similar import with
Baâl, lord, or governor; and it is generally supposed that
the sun was worshipped under this name; and more particularly
as the fire appears to have been so much employed in his
worship. It seems clear that children were not only
consecrated to him by passing through the fire, which appears
to be alluded to here, but that they were actually made a
burnt offering to him. (See the parallel passages.) That
the several abominations afterwards mentioned were actually
practised by many heathen nations is abundantly attested by
their own writers.
# 20:2 De 12:31 18:10 2Ki 16:3 21:6 23:10 Ps 106:37,38 Jer 7:31
# Jer 19:5 Eze 20:31 23:37
* to Molech.
# 1Ki 11:7,33 Am 5:26 Ac 7:43
* Moloch.
* profane.
# 19:12 20:2-5 21:6 22:2,32 Eze 36:20-23 Mal 1:12 Ro 1:23 2:24
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# 20:13 Ge 19:5 Jud 19:22 1Ki 14:24 Ro 1:26,27 1Co 6:9 1Ti 1:10
# Jude 1:7
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* any beast.
# 20:15,16 Ex 22:19
* confusion.
# 20:12
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* Defile.
# 6-23,30 Jer 44:4 Mt 15:18-20 Mr 7:10-23 1Co 3:17
* for.
# 20:22,23 De 12:31 18:12
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* the land.
# Nu 35:33,34 Ps 106:38 Isa 24:5 Jer 2:7 16:18 Eze 36:17,18
# Ro 8:22
* therefore.
# Ps 89:32 Isa 26:21 Jer 5:9,29 9:9 14:10 23:2 Ho 2:13 8:13 9:9
* vomiteth.
# 28 20:22
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* keep.
# 5,30 De 4:1,2,40 12:32 Ps 105:44,45 Lu 8:15 11:28
# Joh 14:15,21-23 15:14
* nor any stranger.
# 17:8,10
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# 24 De 20:18 23:18 25:16 27:15 1Ki 14:24 2Ki 16:3 21:2
# 2Ch 36:14 Eze 16:50 22:11 Ho 9:10
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# 25 20:22 Jer 9:19 Eze 36:13,17 Ro 8:22 Re 3:16
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# 17:10 20:6
* See on
# Ex 12:15
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* abominable.
# 3,26,27 20:23 De 18:9-12
* that ye defile.
# 24
* I am.
# 2,4
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1 A repetition of sundry laws.
# 1
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* Ye shall.
# 11:44,45 20:7,26 21:8 Ex 19:6 Isa 6:3,4 Am 3:3 Mt 5:48
# 2Co 6:14-16 7:1 1Pe 1:15,16
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* fear.
# Ex 20:12 21:15,17 De 21:18-21 27:16 Pr 1:8 6:20,21 23:22
# Pr 30:11,17 Eze 22:7 Mal 1:6 Mt 15:4-6 Eph 6:1-3 Heb 12:9
* keep.
# 26:2 Ex 16:29 20:8 31:13-17 Isa 56:4-6 58:13 Eze 20:12 22:8
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* not unto.
# 26:1
* See on
# Ex 20:3-5 1Co 10:14 1Jo 5:21
* molten gods.
# Ex 20:23 32:4 34:17 De 27:15 Hag 2:18
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* a sacrifice.
# 3:1-17 7:16 22:21 Ex 24:5 2Ch 31:2 Eze 45:15-17 46:2,12
# Eph 2:13,14
* ye shall.
# 1:3 22:19,23,29
* your own will.
The Hebrews had several kinds of offerings, which they called
{corban}. Some were free-will offerings, and others were of
obligation. The first fruits, the tenths, the sin-offerings,
were of obligation; the peace-offerings, vows, offerings of
oil, wine, bread, and other things which were made to the
temple, or to the ministers of the Lord, were offerings of
devotion; these constituted the greater part. They indeed
were a shadow of good things to come, which we enjoy in full
fruition through THE ONE great SACRIFICE, even Jesus Christ.
"Aaron must lay his robes away,
His mitre and his vest,
When God himself comes down to be
The offering and the priest."
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# 7:11-17
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* abominable.
# Isa 1:13 65:4 66:3 Jer 16:18
* it shall.
# 7:18-21 22:23,25
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# 8
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* ye reap the harvest.
In what code of laws merely human, is a requisition to be
found so counteracting to selfishness, so encouraging to
liberality, and so beneficently considering to the poor and
needy? But the Mosaic dispensation, like the Christian,
breathed with love to God, and benevolence to man. To the
honour of the public and charitable spirit of the English,
this merciful law is, in general, as much attended to as if
it had been incorporated with the gospel.
# 23:29 De 24:19-21 Ru 2:2,15
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* glean.
# Jud 8:2 Isa 17:6 24:13 Jer 49:9 Ob 1:5 Mic 7:1
* thou shalt.
# 25:6