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‏ Numbers 15:4-31

a meat Num 29:6; Lev 6:14, Lev 7:37, Lev 14:10; 1Chr 21:23; Neh 10:33; Ezek 42:13; Ezek 46:5, Ezek 46:7, Ezek 46:11, Ezek 46:15; Joel 1:9, Joel 2:14

Num 15:5, Num 6:15

Num 15:28

One Num 15:29, Num 9:14; Exod 12:49; Lev 24:22; Gal 3:28; Eph 2:11-22; Col 3:11

an ordinance Num 10:8, Num 18:8; Exod 12:14, Exod 12:24, Exod 12:43; 1Sam 30:25

Num 15:2; Deut 26:1-15

The oblation before prescribed seems to have been a general acknowledgment from the people at large; but this was an oblation from every one that reaped a harvest. Who was required, previously to tasting it himself, to offer a portion of dough as a heave-offering to the Lord. This is supposed to have been given to the priests in their several cities, and not carried to the tabernacle.

Josh 5:11-12

a cake Num 18:12; Exod 23:19; Deut 26:2-10; Neh 10:37; Prov 3:9-10; Ezek 44:30; Matt 6:33; Rom 11:16; 1Cor 15:20; Jas 1:18; Rev 14:4

the heave offering Lev 2:14, Lev 23:20, Lev 23:16-17

Num 18:26; Exod 29:28

This law concerning sins of ignorance, being entirely diverse from one before considered, occasions considerable difficulty (Lev 4:1-35). Some explain that law as relating to sins of commission, this to sins of omission. Others explain the one of inadvertent violations of the moral law, and the other of the transgressions of the ceremonial law, and some think that related to the whole nation, this to any one tribe; or that to the bulk of the nation, this to the rulers and elders. The Jews say, that the former law referred to such national transgressions through heedlessness, as consisted with the maintenance of the prescribed worship in the main; but that this especially respected the case of the nation, when through inattention, and the example and authority of wicked rulers, they had turned aside and committed idolatry, or conducted their worship directly contrary to law; yet through a culpable ignorance, and not in presumption. This was evidently the case under several of their kings; and the explanation seems well grounded.

Lev 4:2, Lev 4:13-14, Lev 4:22, Lev 4:27, Lev 5:13, Lev 5:15-17; Ps 19:12; Luke 12:48

if ought Lev 4:13

without Heb. from the eyes

one young bullock Lev 4:14-21

with his Num 15:8-10

manner or, ordinance

one kid Num 28:15; Lev 4:23; 2Chr 29:21-24; Ezra 6:17, Ezra 8:35

the priest Lev 4:20, Lev 4:26; Rom 3:25; 1John 2:2

forgiven them Luke 23:34; Acts 13:39

Lev 4:27-28; Acts 3:17, Acts 17:30; 1Tim 1:13

Lev 4:35

one law Num 15:15, Num 9:14; Lev 16:29, Lev 17:15; Rom 3:29-30

sinneth Heb. doeth

doeth ought Num 9:13, Num 14:44; Gen 17:14; Exod 21:14; Lev 20:3, Lev 20:6, Lev 20:10; Deut 1:43, Deut 17:12; Deut 29:19-20; Ps 19:13; Matt 12:32; Heb 10:26, Heb 10:29; 2Pet 2:10

presumptuously Heb. with an high hand, That is, bold, daring, deliberate acts of transgression against the fullest evidence, and in despite of the Divine authority. Such conduct "reproacheth the Lord," as if his commands were needless, unreasonable, and inimical to the happiness of man; his favour were not desirable, or his wrath not to be feared. In short, as if it were more advantageous to rebel against him than to serve him. Such acts admitted of no atonement. The person was condemned to bear his own iniquity, and to be cut off.

reproacheth Ps 69:9, Ps 74:18, Ps 74:22, Ps 79:12, Ps 89:51; Prov 14:31; Isa 37:23-24

despised Lev 26:15, Lev 26:43; 2Sam 12:9; Ps 119:126; Prov 13:13; Isa 30:12; 1Thess 4:8; Heb 10:28-29

his iniquity Lev 5:1; Ps 38:4; Isa 53:6; Ezek 18:20; 1Pet 2:24; 2Pet 2:21