\NormalFont\ShortTitle{Leviticus}

{\MT The Third Book of Moses, called Leviticus



\par }\ChapOne{1}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
called unto
Moses, and
spake unto him out of the
tabernacle of the
congregation,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, If any
man of you
bring an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, ye shall
bring your
offering of the
cattle,
{\ADD{even}} of the
herd, and of the
flock.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}If his
offering
{\ADD{be}} a burnt
sacrifice of the
herd, let him
offer a
male without
blemish: he shall
offer it of his own voluntary
will at the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{4}And he shall
put his
hand upon the
head of the burnt
offering; and it shall be
accepted for him to make
atonement for him.

\VS{5}And he shall
kill the
bullock
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: and the
priests,
Aaron’s
sons, shall
bring the
blood, and
sprinkle the
blood round
about upon the
altar that
{\ADD{is by}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{6}And he shall
flay the burnt
offering, and
cut it into his
pieces.

\VS{7}And the
sons of
Aaron the
priest shall
put
fire upon the
altar, and lay the
wood in
order upon the
fire:

\VS{8}And the
priests,
Aaron’s
sons, shall
lay the
parts, the
head, and the
fat, in
order upon the
wood that
{\ADD{is}} on the
fire which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
altar:

\VS{9}But his
inwards and his
legs shall he
wash in
water: and the
priest shall
burn all on the
altar,
{\ADD{to be}} a burnt
sacrifice, an offering made by
fire, of a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And if his
offering
{\ADD{be}} of the
flocks,
{\ADD{namely}}, of the
sheep, or of the
goats, for a burnt
sacrifice; he shall
bring it a
male without
blemish.

\VS{11}And he shall
kill it on the
side of the
altar
northward
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: and the
priests,
Aaron’s
sons, shall
sprinkle his
blood round
about upon the
altar.

\VS{12}And he shall
cut it into his
pieces, with his
head and his
fat: and the
priest shall lay them in
order on the
wood that
{\ADD{is}} on the
fire which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
altar:

\VS{13}But he shall
wash the
inwards and the
legs with
water: and the
priest shall
bring
{\ADD{it}} all, and
burn
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar: it
{\ADD{is}} a burnt
sacrifice, an offering made by
fire, of a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And if the burnt
sacrifice for his
offering to the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{be}} of
fowls, then he shall
bring his
offering of
turtledoves, or of
young
pigeons.

\VS{15}And the
priest shall
bring it unto the
altar, and wring
off his
head, and
burn
{\ADD{it}} on the
altar; and the
blood thereof shall be wrung
out at the
side of the
altar:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 1.15 }{\FT{wring…: or, pinch off the head with the nail}}}

\VS{16}And he shall pluck
away his
crop with his
feathers, and
cast it
beside the
altar on the east
part, by the
place of the
ashes:\FTNT{†}{{\FR 1.16 }{\FT{his feathers: or, the filth thereof}}}

\VS{17}And he shall
cleave it with the
wings thereof,
{\ADD{but}} shall not divide
{\ADD{it}}
asunder: and the
priest shall
burn it upon the
altar, upon the
wood that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
fire: it
{\ADD{is}} a burnt
sacrifice, an offering made by
fire, of a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.




\par }\Chap{2}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And when
any will
offer a
meat
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, his
offering shall be
{\ADD{of}} fine
flour; and he shall
pour
oil upon it, and
put
frankincense thereon:

\VS{2}And he shall
bring it to
Aaron’s
sons the
priests: and he shall
take
thereout his
handful of the
flour thereof, and of the
oil thereof, with all the
frankincense thereof; and the
priest shall
burn the
memorial of it upon the
altar,
{\ADD{to be}} an offering made by
fire, of a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{3}And the
remnant of the meat
offering
{\ADD{shall be}}
Aaron’s and his
sons’:
{\ADD{it is}} a thing
most
holy of the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ And if thou
bring an
oblation of a meat
offering
baken in the
oven,
{\ADD{it shall be}}
unleavened
cakes of fine
flour
mingled with
oil, or
unleavened
wafers
anointed with
oil.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And if thy
oblation
{\ADD{be}} a meat
offering
{\ADD{baken}} in a
pan, it shall be
{\ADD{of}} fine
flour
unleavened,
mingled with
oil.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 2.5 }{\FT{in a pan: or, on a flat plate, or, slice}}}

\VS{6}Thou shalt
part it in
pieces, and
pour
oil thereon: it
{\ADD{is}} a meat
offering.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶ And if thy
oblation
{\ADD{be}} a meat
offering
{\ADD{baken}} in the
fryingpan, it shall be
made
{\ADD{of}} fine
flour with
oil.

\VS{8}And thou shalt
bring the meat
offering that is
made of these things unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: and when it is
presented unto the
priest, he shall
bring it unto the
altar.

\VS{9}And the
priest shall
take from the meat
offering a
memorial thereof, and shall
burn
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar:
{\ADD{it is}} an offering made by
fire, of a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{10}And that which is
left of the meat
offering
{\ADD{shall be}}
Aaron’s and his
sons’:
{\ADD{it is}} a thing
most
holy of the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}No meat
offering, which ye shall
bring unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, shall be
made with
leaven: for ye shall
burn no
leaven, nor any
honey, in any
offering of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ As for the
oblation of the
firstfruits, ye shall
offer them unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: but they shall not be
burnt on the
altar for a
sweet
savour.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 2.12 }{\FT{be burnt: Heb. ascend}}}

\VS{13}And every
oblation of thy meat
offering shalt thou
season with
salt; neither shalt thou suffer the
salt of the
covenant of thy
God to be
lacking from thy meat
offering: with all thine
offerings thou shalt
offer
salt.

\VS{14}And if thou
offer a meat
offering of thy
firstfruits unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, thou shalt
offer for the meat
offering of thy
firstfruits green
ears of corn
dried by the
fire,
{\ADD{even}} corn
beaten out of full
ears.

\VS{15}And thou shalt
put
oil upon it, and
lay
frankincense thereon: it
{\ADD{is}} a meat
offering.

\VS{16}And the
priest shall
burn the
memorial of it,
{\ADD{part}} of the beaten
corn thereof, and
{\ADD{part}} of the
oil thereof, with all the
frankincense thereof:
{\ADD{it is}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.




\par }\Chap{3}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And if his
oblation
{\ADD{be}} a
sacrifice of peace
offering, if he
offer
{\ADD{it}} of the
herd; whether
{\ADD{it be}} a
male or
female, he shall
offer it without
blemish
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{2}And he shall
lay his
hand upon the
head of his
offering, and
kill it
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation: and
Aaron’s
sons the
priests shall
sprinkle the
blood upon the
altar round
about.

\VS{3}And he shall
offer of the
sacrifice of the peace
offering an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; the
fat that
covereth the
inwards, and all the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
inwards,\FTNT{*}{{\FR 3.3 }{\FT{fat: or, suet}}}

\VS{4}And the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} on them, which
{\ADD{is}} by the
flanks, and the
caul above the
liver, with the
kidneys, it shall he take
away.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 3.4 }{\FT{caul…: or, midriff over the liver, and over the kidneys}}}

\VS{5}And
Aaron’s
sons shall
burn it on the
altar upon the burnt
sacrifice, which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
wood that
{\ADD{is}} on the
fire:
{\ADD{it is}} an offering made by
fire, of a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And if his
offering for a
sacrifice of peace
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{be}} of the
flock;
male or
female, he shall
offer it without
blemish.

\VS{7}If he
offer a
lamb for his
offering, then shall he
offer it
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{8}And he shall
lay his
hand upon the
head of his
offering, and
kill it
before the
tabernacle of the
congregation: and
Aaron’s
sons shall
sprinkle the
blood thereof round
about upon the
altar.

\VS{9}And he shall
offer of the
sacrifice of the peace
offering an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; the
fat thereof,
{\ADD{and}} the
whole
rump, it shall he take
off
hard by the
backbone; and the
fat that
covereth the
inwards, and all the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
inwards,

\VS{10}And the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon them, which
{\ADD{is}} by the
flanks, and the
caul above the
liver, with the
kidneys, it shall he take
away.

\VS{11}And the
priest shall
burn it upon the
altar:
{\ADD{it is}} the
food of the offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And if his
offering
{\ADD{be}} a
goat, then he shall
offer it
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{13}And he shall
lay his
hand upon the
head of it, and
kill it
before the
tabernacle of the
congregation: and the
sons of
Aaron shall
sprinkle the
blood thereof upon the
altar round
about.

\VS{14}And he shall
offer thereof his
offering,
{\ADD{even}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; the
fat that
covereth the
inwards, and all the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
inwards,

\VS{15}And the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon them, which
{\ADD{is}} by the
flanks, and the
caul above the
liver, with the
kidneys, it shall he take
away.

\VS{16}And the
priest shall
burn them upon the
altar:
{\ADD{it is}} the
food of the offering made by
fire for a
sweet
savour: all the
fat
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}.

\VS{17}{\ADD{It shall be}} a
perpetual
statute for your
generations throughout all your
dwellings, that ye
eat neither
fat nor
blood.




\par }\Chap{4}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, If a
soul shall
sin through
ignorance against any of the
commandments of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{concerning things}} which ought not to be
done, and shall
do against
any of
them:

\VS{3}If the
priest that is
anointed do
sin according to the
sin of the
people; then let him
bring for his
sin, which he hath
sinned, a
young
bullock without
blemish unto the
{\ND{LORD}} for a sin
offering.

\VS{4}And he shall
bring the
bullock unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; and shall
lay his
hand upon the
bullock’s
head, and
kill the
bullock
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{5}And the
priest that is
anointed shall
take of the
bullock’s
blood, and
bring it to the
tabernacle of the
congregation:

\VS{6}And the
priest shall
dip his
finger in the
blood, and
sprinkle of the
blood
seven
times
before the
{\ND{LORD}},
before the
vail of the
sanctuary.

\VS{7}And the
priest shall
put
{\ADD{some}} of the
blood upon the
horns of the
altar of
sweet
incense
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, which
{\ADD{is}} in the
tabernacle of the
congregation; and shall
pour all the
blood of the
bullock at the
bottom of the
altar of the burnt
offering, which
{\ADD{is at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{8}And he shall take
off from it all the
fat of the
bullock for the sin
offering; the
fat that
covereth the
inwards, and all the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
inwards,

\VS{9}And the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} upon them, which
{\ADD{is}} by the
flanks, and the
caul above the
liver, with the
kidneys, it shall he take
away,

\VS{10}As it was taken
off from the
bullock of the
sacrifice of peace
offerings: and the
priest shall
burn them upon the
altar of the burnt
offering.

\VS{11}And the
skin of the
bullock, and all his
flesh, with his
head, and with his
legs, and his
inwards, and his
dung,

\VS{12}Even the whole
bullock shall he carry
forth
without the
camp unto a
clean
place, where the
ashes are poured
out, and
burn him on the
wood with
fire:
where the
ashes are poured
out shall he be
burnt.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 4.12 }{\FT{without…: Heb. to without the camp}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 4.12 }{\FT{where…: Heb. at the pouring out of the ashes}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And if the whole
congregation of
Israel sin through
ignorance, and the
thing be
hid from the
eyes of the
assembly, and they have
done
{\ADD{somewhat against}}
any of the
commandments of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{concerning things}} which should not be
done, and are
guilty;

\VS{14}When the
sin, which they have
sinned against it, is
known, then the
congregation shall
offer a
young
bullock for the
sin, and
bring him
before the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{15}And the
elders of the
congregation shall
lay their
hands upon the
head of the
bullock
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: and the
bullock shall be
killed
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{16}And the
priest that is
anointed shall
bring of the
bullock’s
blood to the
tabernacle of the
congregation:

\VS{17}And the
priest shall
dip his
finger
{\ADD{in some}} of the
blood, and
sprinkle
{\ADD{it}}
seven
times
before the
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{even}}
before the
vail.

\VS{18}And he shall
put
{\ADD{some}} of the
blood upon the
horns of the
altar which
{\ADD{is}}
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, that
{\ADD{is}} in the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and shall pour
out all the
blood at the
bottom of the
altar of the burnt
offering, which
{\ADD{is at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{19}And he shall
take all his
fat from him, and
burn
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar.

\VS{20}And he shall
do with the
bullock as he
did with the
bullock for a sin
offering, so shall he
do with this: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for them, and it shall be
forgiven them.

\VS{21}And he shall carry
forth the
bullock
without the
camp, and
burn him as he
burned the
first
bullock: it
{\ADD{is}} a sin
offering for the
congregation.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ When a
ruler hath
sinned, and
done
{\ADD{somewhat}} through
ignorance
{\ADD{against}}
any of the
commandments of the
{\ND{LORD}} his
God
{\ADD{concerning things}} which should not be
done, and is
guilty;

\VS{23}Or if his
sin, wherein he hath
sinned, come to his
knowledge; he shall
bring his
offering, a
kid of the
goats, a
male without
blemish:

\VS{24}And he shall
lay his
hand upon the
head of the
goat, and
kill it in the
place where they
kill the burnt
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}} a sin
offering.

\VS{25}And the
priest shall
take of the
blood of the sin
offering with his
finger, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar of burnt
offering, and shall pour
out his
blood at the
bottom of the
altar of burnt
offering.

\VS{26}And he shall
burn all his
fat upon the
altar, as the
fat of the
sacrifice of peace
offerings: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him as concerning his
sin, and it shall be
forgiven him.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ And if
any
one of the
common
people
sin through
ignorance, while he
doeth
{\ADD{somewhat against}}
any of the
commandments of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{concerning things}} which ought not to be
done, and be
guilty;\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 4.27 }{\FT{any one: Heb. any soul}}}\FTNT{§}{{\FR 4.27 }{\FT{common…: Heb. people of the land}}}

\VS{28}Or if his
sin, which he hath
sinned, come to his
knowledge: then he shall
bring his
offering, a
kid of the
goats, a
female without
blemish, for his
sin which he hath
sinned.

\VS{29}And he shall
lay his
hand upon the
head of the sin
offering, and
slay the sin
offering in the
place of the burnt
offering.

\VS{30}And the
priest shall
take of the
blood thereof with his
finger, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar of burnt
offering, and shall pour
out all the
blood thereof at the
bottom of the
altar.

\VS{31}And he shall take
away all the
fat thereof, as the
fat is taken
away from off the
sacrifice of peace
offerings; and the
priest shall
burn
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar for a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him, and it shall be
forgiven him.

\VS{32}And if he
bring a
lamb for a
sin
offering, he shall
bring it a
female without
blemish.

\VS{33}And he shall
lay his
hand upon the
head of the sin
offering, and
slay it for a sin
offering in the
place where they
kill the burnt
offering.

\VS{34}And the
priest shall
take of the
blood of the sin
offering with his
finger, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar of burnt
offering, and shall pour
out all the
blood thereof at the
bottom of the
altar:

\VS{35}And he shall take
away all the
fat thereof, as the
fat of the
lamb is taken
away from the
sacrifice of the peace
offerings; and the
priest shall
burn them upon the
altar, according to the offerings made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for his
sin that he hath
committed, and it shall be
forgiven him.




\par }\Chap{5}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And if a
soul
sin, and
hear the
voice of
swearing, and
{\ADD{is}} a
witness,
whether he hath
seen or
known
{\ADD{of it;}} if he do not
utter
{\ADD{it}}, then he shall
bear his
iniquity.

\VS{2}Or if a
soul
touch any
unclean
thing, whether
{\ADD{it be}} a
carcase of an
unclean
beast, or a
carcase of
unclean
cattle, or the
carcase of
unclean creeping
things, and
{\ADD{if}} it be
hidden from him; he also shall be
unclean, and
guilty.

\VS{3}Or if he
touch the
uncleanness of
man, whatsoever
uncleanness
{\ADD{it be}} that a man shall be
defiled withal, and it be
hid from him; when he
knoweth
{\ADD{of it}}, then he shall be
guilty.

\VS{4}Or if a
soul
swear,
pronouncing with
{\ADD{his}}
lips to do
evil, or to do
good, whatsoever
{\ADD{it be}} that a
man shall
pronounce with an
oath, and it be
hid from him; when he
knoweth
{\ADD{of it}}, then he shall be
guilty in
one of these.

\VS{5}And it shall be, when he shall be
guilty in
one of these
{\ADD{things}}, that he shall
confess that he hath
sinned in that
{\ADD{thing:}}

\VS{6}And he shall
bring his trespass
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}} for his
sin which he hath
sinned, a
female from the
flock, a
lamb or a
kid of the
goats, for a sin
offering; and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him concerning his
sin.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}And if
he be not
able to
bring a
lamb, then he shall
bring
for his
trespass, which he hath
committed,
two
turtledoves, or
two
young
pigeons, unto the
{\ND{LORD}};
one for a sin
offering, and the
other for a burnt
offering.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 5.7 }{\FT{he be…: Heb. his hand cannot reach to the sufficiency of a lamb}}}

\VS{8}And he shall
bring them unto the
priest, who shall
offer
{\ADD{that}} which
{\ADD{is}} for the sin
offering
first, and wring
off his
head
from his
neck, but shall not divide
{\ADD{it}}
asunder:

\VS{9}And he shall
sprinkle of the
blood of the sin
offering upon the
side of the
altar; and the
rest of the
blood shall be wrung
out at the
bottom of the
altar: it
{\ADD{is}} a sin
offering.

\VS{10}And he shall
offer the
second
{\ADD{for}} a burnt
offering, according to the
manner: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him for his
sin which he hath
sinned, and it shall be
forgiven him.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 5.10 }{\FT{manner: or, ordinance}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ But if
he be not able to
bring
two
turtledoves, or
two
young
pigeons, then he that
sinned shall
bring for his
offering the
tenth part of an
ephah of fine
flour for a sin
offering; he shall
put no
oil upon it, neither shall he
put
{\ADD{any}}
frankincense thereon: for it
{\ADD{is}} a sin
offering.

\VS{12}Then shall he
bring it to the
priest, and the
priest shall
take his
handful of it,
{\ADD{even}} a
memorial thereof, and
burn
{\ADD{it}} on the
altar, according to the offerings made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}} a sin
offering.

\VS{13}And the
priest shall make an
atonement for him as touching his
sin that he hath
sinned in
one of these, and it shall be
forgiven him: and
{\ADD{the remnant}} shall be the
priest’s, as a meat
offering.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{15}If a
soul
commit a
trespass, and
sin through
ignorance, in the holy
things of the
{\ND{LORD}}; then he shall
bring for his
trespass unto the
{\ND{LORD}} a
ram without
blemish out of the
flocks, with thy
estimation by
shekels of
silver, after the
shekel of the
sanctuary, for a trespass
offering:

\VS{16}And he shall make
amends for the
harm that he hath done in the holy
thing, and shall
add the fifth
part thereto, and
give it unto the
priest: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him with the
ram of the trespass
offering, and it shall be
forgiven him.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And if a
soul
sin, and
commit
any of these things which are forbidden to be
done by the
commandments of the
{\ND{LORD}}; though he
wist
{\ADD{it}} not, yet is he
guilty, and shall
bear his
iniquity.

\VS{18}And he shall
bring a
ram without
blemish out of the
flock, with thy
estimation, for a trespass
offering, unto the
priest: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him concerning his
ignorance wherein he
erred and
wist
{\ADD{it}} not, and it shall be
forgiven him.

\VS{19}It
{\ADD{is}} a trespass
offering: he hath
certainly
trespassed against the
{\ND{LORD}}.




\par }\Chap{6}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}If a
soul
sin, and
commit a
trespass against the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
lie unto his
neighbour in that which was
delivered him to keep, or in
fellowship, or in a thing taken away by
violence, or hath
deceived his
neighbour;\FTNT{*}{{\FR 6.2 }{\FT{in fellowship: or, in dealing}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 6.2 }{\FT{fellowship: Heb. putting of the hand}}}

\VS{3}Or have
found that which was
lost, and
lieth concerning it, and
sweareth
falsely; in
any of all these that a
man
doeth,
sinning
therein:

\VS{4}Then it shall be, because he hath
sinned, and is
guilty, that he shall
restore
that which he took violently
away, or the
thing which he hath deceitfully
gotten, or that which was
delivered him to
keep, or the lost
thing which he
found,

\VS{5}Or all that about which he hath
sworn
falsely; he shall even
restore it in the
principal, and shall
add the fifth
part
more thereto,
{\ADD{and}}
give it unto him to whom it appertaineth, in the
day of his trespass
offering.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 6.5 }{\FT{in the day…: or, in the day of his being found guilty: Heb. in the day of his trespass}}}

\VS{6}And he shall
bring his trespass
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, a
ram without
blemish out of the
flock, with thy
estimation, for a trespass
offering, unto the
priest:

\VS{7}And the
priest shall make an
atonement for him
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: and it shall be
forgiven him for any
thing of all that he hath
done in
trespassing therein.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{9}Command
Aaron and his
sons,
saying, This
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the burnt
offering: It
{\ADD{is}} the burnt
offering, because of the
burning upon the
altar all
night unto the
morning, and the
fire of the
altar shall be
burning in it.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 6.9 }{\FT{because…: or, for the burning}}}

\VS{10}And the
priest shall
put on his
linen
garment, and his
linen
breeches shall he
put upon his
flesh, and take
up the
ashes which the
fire hath
consumed with the burnt
offering on the
altar, and he shall
put them
beside the
altar.

\VS{11}And he shall put
off his
garments, and put
on
other
garments, and carry
forth the
ashes
without the
camp unto a
clean
place.

\VS{12}And the
fire upon the
altar shall be
burning in it; it shall not be put
out: and the
priest shall
burn
wood on it every
morning, and lay the burnt
offering in
order upon it; and he shall
burn thereon the
fat of the peace
offerings.

\VS{13}The
fire shall
ever be
burning upon the
altar; it shall never go
out.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And this
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the meat
offering: the
sons of
Aaron shall
offer it
before the
{\ND{LORD}},
before the
altar.

\VS{15}And he shall
take of it his
handful, of the
flour of the meat
offering, and of the
oil thereof, and all the
frankincense which
{\ADD{is}} upon the meat
offering, and shall
burn
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar
{\ADD{for}} a
sweet
savour,
{\ADD{even}} the
memorial of it, unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{16}And the
remainder thereof shall
Aaron and his
sons
eat: with unleavened
bread shall it be
eaten in the
holy
place; in the
court of the
tabernacle of the
congregation they shall
eat it.

\VS{17}It shall not be
baken with
leaven. I have
given it
{\ADD{unto them for}} their
portion of my offerings made by
fire; it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy, as
{\ADD{is}} the sin
offering, and as the trespass
offering.

\VS{18}All the
males among the
children of
Aaron shall
eat of it.
{\ADD{It shall be}} a
statute for
ever in your
generations concerning the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire: every one that
toucheth them shall be
holy.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{20}This
{\ADD{is}} the
offering of
Aaron and of his
sons, which they shall
offer unto the
{\ND{LORD}} in the
day when he is
anointed; the tenth
part of an
ephah of fine
flour for a meat
offering
perpetual,
half of it in the
morning, and
half thereof at
night.

\VS{21}In a
pan it shall be
made with
oil;
{\ADD{and when it is}}
baken, thou shalt
bring it in:
{\ADD{and}} the
baken
pieces of the meat
offering shalt thou
offer
{\ADD{for}} a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{22}And the
priest of his
sons that is
anointed in his stead shall
offer it:
{\ADD{it is}} a
statute for
ever unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; it shall be
wholly
burnt.

\VS{23}For every meat
offering for the
priest shall be wholly
burnt: it shall not be
eaten.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{25}Speak unto
Aaron and to his
sons,
saying, This
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the sin
offering: In the
place where the burnt
offering is
killed shall the sin
offering be
killed
before the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy.

\VS{26}The
priest that offereth it for
sin shall
eat it: in the
holy
place shall it be
eaten, in the
court of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{27}Whatsoever shall
touch the
flesh thereof shall be
holy: and when there is
sprinkled of the
blood thereof upon any
garment, thou shalt
wash that whereon it was
sprinkled in the
holy
place.

\VS{28}But the
earthen
vessel wherein it is
sodden shall be
broken: and if it be
sodden in a
brasen
pot, it shall be both
scoured, and
rinsed in
water.

\VS{29}All the
males among the
priests shall
eat thereof: it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy.

\VS{30}And no sin
offering, whereof
{\ADD{any}} of the
blood is
brought into the
tabernacle of the
congregation to
reconcile
{\ADD{withal}} in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, shall be
eaten: it shall be
burnt in the
fire.




\par }\Chap{7}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Likewise this
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the trespass
offering: it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy.

\VS{2}In the
place where they
kill the burnt
offering shall they
kill the trespass
offering: and the
blood thereof shall he
sprinkle round
about upon the
altar.

\VS{3}And he shall
offer of it all the
fat thereof; the
rump, and the
fat that
covereth the
inwards,

\VS{4}And the
two
kidneys, and the
fat that
{\ADD{is}} on them, which
{\ADD{is}} by the
flanks, and the
caul
{\ADD{that is}} above the
liver, with the
kidneys, it shall he take
away:

\VS{5}And the
priest shall
burn them upon the
altar
{\ADD{for}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}} a trespass
offering.

\VS{6}Every
male among the
priests shall
eat thereof: it shall be
eaten in the
holy
place: it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy.

\VS{7}As the sin
offering
{\ADD{is}}, so
{\ADD{is}} the trespass
offering:
{\ADD{there is}}
one
law for them: the
priest that maketh
atonement therewith shall have
{\ADD{it}}.

\VS{8}And the
priest that
offereth any
man’s burnt
offering,
{\ADD{even}} the
priest shall have to himself the
skin of the burnt
offering which he hath
offered.

\VS{9}And all the meat
offering that is
baken in the
oven, and all that is
dressed in the
fryingpan, and in the
pan, shall be the
priest’s that
offereth it.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 7.9 }{\FT{in the pan: or, on the flat plate or, slice}}}

\VS{10}And every meat
offering,
mingled with
oil, and
dry, shall all the
sons of
Aaron have,
one
{\ADD{as much}} as
another.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}And this
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the
sacrifice of peace
offerings, which he shall
offer unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{12}If he
offer it for a
thanksgiving, then he shall
offer with the
sacrifice of
thanksgiving
unleavened
cakes
mingled with
oil, and
unleavened
wafers
anointed with
oil, and
cakes
mingled with
oil, of fine
flour,
fried.

\VS{13}Besides the
cakes, he shall
offer
{\ADD{for}} his
offering
leavened
bread with the
sacrifice of
thanksgiving of his peace
offerings.

\VS{14}And of it he shall
offer
one out of the whole
oblation
{\ADD{for}} an heave
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{and}} it shall be the
priest’s that
sprinkleth the
blood of the peace
offerings.

\VS{15}And the
flesh of the
sacrifice of his peace
offerings for
thanksgiving shall be
eaten the same
day that it is
offered; he shall not
leave any of it until the
morning.

\VS{16}But if the
sacrifice of his
offering
{\ADD{be}} a
vow, or a voluntary
offering, it shall be
eaten the same
day that he
offereth his
sacrifice: and on the
morrow also the
remainder of it shall be
eaten:

\VS{17}But the
remainder of the
flesh of the
sacrifice on the
third
day shall be
burnt with
fire.

\VS{18}And if
{\ADD{any}} of the
flesh of the
sacrifice of his peace
offerings be
eaten at
all on the
third
day, it shall not be
accepted, neither shall it be
imputed unto him that
offereth it: it shall be an
abomination, and the
soul that
eateth of it shall
bear his
iniquity.

\VS{19}And the
flesh that
toucheth any
unclean
{\ADD{thing}} shall not be
eaten; it shall be
burnt with
fire: and as for the
flesh, all that be
clean shall
eat thereof.

\VS{20}But the
soul that
eateth
{\ADD{of}} the
flesh of the
sacrifice of peace
offerings, that
{\ADD{pertain}} unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, having his
uncleanness upon him, even that
soul shall be cut
off from his
people.

\VS{21}Moreover the
soul that shall
touch any
unclean
{\ADD{thing, as}} the
uncleanness of
man, or
{\ADD{any}}
unclean
beast, or any
abominable
unclean
{\ADD{thing}}, and
eat of the
flesh of the
sacrifice of peace
offerings, which
{\ADD{pertain}} unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, even that
soul shall be cut
off from his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{23}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, Ye shall
eat no manner of
fat, of
ox, or of
sheep, or of
goat.

\VS{24}And the
fat of the beast that dieth of
itself, and the
fat of that which is torn with
beasts, may be
used in any other
use: but ye shall in no
wise
eat of it.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 7.24 }{\FT{beast…: Heb. carcase}}}

\VS{25}For whosoever
eateth the
fat of the
beast, of which men
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, even the
soul that
eateth
{\ADD{it}} shall be cut
off from his
people.

\VS{26}Moreover ye shall
eat no manner of
blood,
{\ADD{whether it be}} of
fowl or of
beast, in any of your
dwellings.

\VS{27}Whatsoever
soul
{\ADD{it be}} that
eateth any
manner of
blood, even that
soul shall be cut
off from his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{28}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{29}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, He that
offereth the
sacrifice of his peace
offerings unto the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
bring his
oblation unto the
{\ND{LORD}} of the
sacrifice of his peace
offerings.

\VS{30}His own
hands shall
bring the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire, the
fat with the
breast, it shall he
bring, that the
breast may be
waved
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{31}And the
priest shall
burn the
fat upon the
altar: but the
breast shall be
Aaron’s and his
sons’.

\VS{32}And the
right
shoulder shall ye
give unto the
priest
{\ADD{for}} an heave
offering of the
sacrifices of your peace
offerings.

\VS{33}He among the
sons of
Aaron, that
offereth the
blood of the peace
offerings, and the
fat, shall have the
right
shoulder for
{\ADD{his}}
part.

\VS{34}For the
wave
breast and the
heave
shoulder have I
taken of the
children of
Israel from off the
sacrifices of their peace
offerings, and have
given them unto
Aaron the
priest and unto his
sons by a
statute for
ever from among the
children of
Israel.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶ This
{\ADD{is the portion}} of the
anointing of
Aaron, and of the
anointing of his
sons, out of the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire, in the
day
{\ADD{when}} he
presented them to minister unto the
{\ND{LORD}} in the
priest’s office;

\VS{36}Which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded to be
given them of the
children of
Israel, in the
day that he
anointed them,
{\ADD{by}} a
statute for
ever throughout their
generations.

\VS{37}This
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the burnt
offering, of the meat
offering, and of the sin
offering, and of the trespass
offering, and of the
consecrations, and of the
sacrifice of the peace
offerings;

\VS{38}Which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses in
mount
Sinai, in the
day that he
commanded the
children of
Israel to
offer their
oblations unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, in the
wilderness of
Sinai.




\par }\Chap{8}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Take
Aaron and his
sons with him, and the
garments, and the
anointing
oil, and a
bullock for the sin
offering, and
two
rams, and a
basket of unleavened
bread;

\VS{3}And
gather thou all the
congregation
together unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{4}And
Moses
did as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded him; and the
assembly was gathered
together unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{5}And
Moses
said unto the
congregation, This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded to be
done.

\VS{6}And
Moses
brought
Aaron and his
sons, and
washed them with
water.

\VS{7}And he
put upon him the
coat, and
girded him with the
girdle, and
clothed him with the
robe, and
put the
ephod upon him, and he
girded him with the curious
girdle of the
ephod, and
bound
{\ADD{it}} unto him therewith.

\VS{8}And he
put the
breastplate upon him: also he
put in the
breastplate the
Urim and the
Thummim.

\VS{9}And he
put the
mitre upon his
head; also upon the
mitre,
{\ADD{even}} upon his
forefront, did he
put the
golden
plate, the
holy
crown; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.

\VS{10}And
Moses
took the
anointing
oil, and
anointed the
tabernacle and all that
{\ADD{was}} therein, and
sanctified them.

\VS{11}And he
sprinkled thereof upon the
altar
seven
times, and
anointed the
altar and all his
vessels, both the
laver and his
foot, to
sanctify them.

\VS{12}And he
poured of the
anointing
oil upon
Aaron’s
head, and
anointed him, to
sanctify him.

\VS{13}And
Moses
brought
Aaron’s
sons, and
put
coats upon them, and
girded them with
girdles, and
put
bonnets upon them; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 8.13 }{\FT{put bonnets: Heb. bound bonnets}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{14}And he
brought the
bullock for the sin
offering: and
Aaron and his
sons
laid their
hands upon the
head of the
bullock for the sin
offering.

\VS{15}And he
slew
{\ADD{it;}} and
Moses
took the
blood, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar round
about with his
finger, and
purified the
altar, and
poured the
blood at the
bottom of the
altar, and
sanctified it, to make
reconciliation upon it.

\VS{16}And he
took all the
fat that
{\ADD{was}} upon the
inwards, and the
caul
{\ADD{above}} the
liver, and the
two
kidneys, and their
fat, and
Moses
burned
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar.

\VS{17}But the
bullock, and his
hide, his
flesh, and his
dung, he
burnt with
fire
without the
camp; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ And he
brought the
ram for the burnt
offering: and
Aaron and his
sons
laid their
hands upon the
head of the
ram.

\VS{19}And he
killed
{\ADD{it;}} and
Moses
sprinkled the
blood upon the
altar round
about.

\VS{20}And he
cut the
ram into
pieces; and
Moses
burnt the
head, and the
pieces, and the
fat.

\VS{21}And he
washed the
inwards and the
legs in
water; and
Moses
burnt the whole
ram upon the
altar: it
{\ADD{was}} a burnt
sacrifice for a
sweet
savour,
{\ADD{and}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And he
brought the
other
ram, the
ram of
consecration: and
Aaron and his
sons
laid their
hands upon the
head of the
ram.

\VS{23}And he
slew
{\ADD{it;}} and
Moses
took of the
blood of it, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
tip of
Aaron’s
right
ear, and upon the
thumb of his
right
hand, and upon the great
toe of his
right
foot.

\VS{24}And he
brought
Aaron’s
sons, and
Moses
put of the
blood upon the
tip of their
right
ear, and upon the
thumbs of their
right
hands, and upon the great
toes of their
right
feet: and
Moses
sprinkled the
blood upon the
altar round
about.

\VS{25}And he
took the
fat, and the
rump, and all the
fat that
{\ADD{was}} upon the
inwards, and the
caul
{\ADD{above}} the
liver, and the
two
kidneys, and their
fat, and the
right
shoulder:

\VS{26}And out of the
basket of
unleavened
bread, that
{\ADD{was}}
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, he
took
one
unleavened
cake, and a
cake of
oiled bread, and
one
wafer, and
put
{\ADD{them}} on the
fat, and upon the
right
shoulder:

\VS{27}And he
put all upon
Aaron’s
hands, and upon his
sons’
hands, and
waved them
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{28}And
Moses
took them from off their
hands, and
burnt
{\ADD{them}} on the
altar upon the burnt
offering: they
{\ADD{were}}
consecrations for a
sweet
savour: it
{\ADD{is}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{29}And
Moses
took the
breast, and
waved it
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:
{\ADD{for}} of the
ram of
consecration it was
Moses’
part; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.

\VS{30}And
Moses
took of the
anointing
oil, and of the
blood which
{\ADD{was}} upon the
altar, and
sprinkled
{\ADD{it}} upon
Aaron,
{\ADD{and}} upon his
garments, and upon his
sons, and upon his
sons’
garments with him; and
sanctified
Aaron,
{\ADD{and}} his
garments, and his
sons, and his
sons’
garments with him.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶ And
Moses
said unto
Aaron and to his
sons,
Boil the
flesh
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation: and there
eat it with the
bread that
{\ADD{is}} in the
basket of
consecrations, as I
commanded,
saying,
Aaron and his
sons shall
eat it.

\VS{32}And that which
remaineth of the
flesh and of the
bread shall ye
burn with
fire.

\VS{33}And ye shall not go
out of the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation
{\ADD{in}}
seven
days, until the
days of your
consecration be at an
end: for
seven
days shall he
consecrate you.

\VS{34}As he hath
done this
day,
{\ADD{so}} the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
commanded to
do, to make an
atonement for you.

\VS{35}Therefore shall ye
abide
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation
day and
night
seven
days, and
keep the
charge of the
{\ND{LORD}}, that ye
die not: for so I am
commanded.

\VS{36}So
Aaron and his
sons
did all
things which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded by the
hand of
Moses.




\par }\Chap{9}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And it came to pass on the
eighth
day,
{\ADD{that}}
Moses
called
Aaron and his
sons, and the
elders of
Israel;

\VS{2}And he
said unto
Aaron,
Take thee a
young
calf for a sin
offering, and a
ram for a burnt
offering, without
blemish, and
offer
{\ADD{them}}
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{3}And unto the
children of
Israel thou shalt
speak,
saying,
Take ye a
kid of the
goats for a sin
offering; and a
calf and a
lamb,
{\ADD{both}} of the
first
year, without
blemish, for a burnt
offering;

\VS{4}Also a
bullock and a
ram for peace
offerings, to
sacrifice
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; and a meat
offering
mingled with
oil: for to
day the
{\ND{LORD}} will
appear unto you.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And they
brought
{\ADD{that}} which
Moses
commanded
before the
tabernacle of the
congregation: and all the
congregation drew
near and
stood
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{6}And
Moses
said, This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded that ye should
do: and the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}} shall
appear unto you.

\VS{7}And
Moses
said unto
Aaron,
Go unto the
altar, and
offer thy sin
offering, and thy burnt
offering, and make an
atonement for thyself, and for the
people: and
offer the
offering of the
people, and make an
atonement for them; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶
Aaron therefore
went unto the
altar, and
slew the
calf of the sin
offering, which
{\ADD{was}} for himself.

\VS{9}And the
sons of
Aaron
brought the
blood unto him: and he
dipped his
finger in the
blood, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar, and
poured out the
blood at the
bottom of the
altar:

\VS{10}But the
fat, and the
kidneys, and the
caul
above the
liver of the sin
offering, he
burnt upon the
altar; as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.

\VS{11}And the
flesh and the
hide he
burnt with
fire
without the
camp.

\VS{12}And he
slew the burnt
offering; and
Aaron’s
sons
presented unto him the
blood, which he
sprinkled round
about upon the
altar.

\VS{13}And they
presented the burnt
offering unto him, with the
pieces thereof, and the
head: and he
burnt
{\ADD{them}} upon the
altar.

\VS{14}And he did
wash the
inwards and the
legs, and
burnt
{\ADD{them}} upon the burnt
offering on the
altar.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And he
brought the
people’s
offering, and
took the
goat, which
{\ADD{was}} the sin
offering for the
people, and
slew it, and offered it for
sin, as the
first.

\VS{16}And he
brought the burnt
offering, and
offered it according to the
manner.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 9.16 }{\FT{manner: or, ordinance}}}

\VS{17}And he
brought the meat
offering, and
took an
handful thereof, and
burnt
{\ADD{it}} upon the
altar,
beside the burnt
sacrifice of the
morning.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 9.17 }{\FT{took…: Heb. filled his hand out of it}}}

\VS{18}He
slew also the
bullock and the
ram
{\ADD{for}} a
sacrifice of peace
offerings, which
{\ADD{was}} for the
people: and
Aaron’s
sons
presented unto him the
blood, which he
sprinkled upon the
altar round
about,

\VS{19}And the
fat of the
bullock and of the
ram, the
rump, and that which
covereth
{\ADD{the inwards}}, and the
kidneys, and the
caul
{\ADD{above}} the
liver:

\VS{20}And they
put the
fat upon the
breasts, and he
burnt the
fat upon the
altar:

\VS{21}And the
breasts and the
right
shoulder
Aaron
waved
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; as
Moses
commanded.

\VS{22}And
Aaron lifted
up his
hand toward the
people, and
blessed them, and came
down from
offering of the sin
offering, and the burnt
offering, and peace
offerings.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}And
Moses and
Aaron
went into the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and came
out, and
blessed the
people: and the
glory of the
{\ND{LORD}}
appeared unto all the
people.

\VS{24}And there
came a
fire out from
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
consumed upon the
altar the burnt
offering and the
fat:
{\ADD{which}} when all the
people
saw, they
shouted, and
fell on their
faces.




\par }\Chap{10}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And
Nadab and
Abihu, the
sons of
Aaron,
took
either of them his
censer, and
put
fire
therein, and
put
incense thereon, and
offered
strange
fire
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, which he
commanded them not.

\VS{2}And there went
out
fire from the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
devoured them, and they
died
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}Then
Moses
said unto
Aaron, This
{\ADD{is it}} that the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake,
saying, I will be
sanctified in them that come
nigh me, and
before all the
people I will be
glorified. And
Aaron held his
peace.

\VS{4}And
Moses
called
Mishael and
Elzaphan, the
sons of
Uzziel the
uncle of
Aaron, and
said unto them, Come
near,
carry your
brethren from
before the
sanctuary
out of the
camp.

\VS{5}So they went
near, and
carried them in their
coats
out of the
camp; as
Moses had
said.

\VS{6}And
Moses
said unto
Aaron, and unto
Eleazar and unto
Ithamar, his
sons,
Uncover not your
heads, neither
rend your
clothes; lest ye
die, and lest
wrath come upon all the
people: but let your
brethren, the whole
house of
Israel,
bewail the
burning which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
kindled.

\VS{7}And ye shall not go
out from the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, lest ye
die: for the
anointing
oil of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{is}} upon you. And they
did according to the
word of
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Aaron,
saying,

\VS{9}Do not
drink
wine nor strong
drink, thou, nor thy
sons with thee, when ye
go into the
tabernacle of the
congregation, lest ye
die:
{\ADD{it shall be}} a
statute for
ever throughout your
generations:

\VS{10}And that ye may put
difference between
holy and
unholy, and between
unclean and
clean;

\VS{11}And that ye may
teach the
children of
Israel all the
statutes which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
spoken unto them by the
hand of
Moses.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And
Moses
spake unto
Aaron, and unto
Eleazar and unto
Ithamar, his
sons that were
left,
Take the meat
offering that
remaineth of the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire, and
eat it without
leaven
beside the
altar: for it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy:

\VS{13}And ye shall
eat it in the
holy
place, because it
{\ADD{is}} thy
due, and thy
sons’
due, of the
sacrifices of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire: for so I am
commanded.

\VS{14}And the
wave
breast and
heave
shoulder shall ye
eat in a
clean
place; thou, and thy
sons, and thy
daughters with thee: for
{\ADD{they be}} thy
due, and thy
sons’
due,
{\ADD{which}} are
given out of the
sacrifices of peace
offerings of the
children of
Israel.

\VS{15}The
heave
shoulder and the
wave
breast shall they
bring with the offerings made by
fire of the
fat, to
wave
{\ADD{it for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; and it shall be thine, and thy
sons’ with thee, by a
statute for
ever; as the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
commanded.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And
Moses
diligently
sought the
goat of the sin
offering, and, behold, it was
burnt: and he was
angry with
Eleazar and
Ithamar, the
sons of
Aaron
{\ADD{which were}}
left
{\ADD{alive}},
saying,

\VS{17}Wherefore have ye not
eaten the sin
offering in the
holy
place, seeing it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy, and
{\ADD{God}} hath
given it you to
bear the
iniquity of the
congregation, to make
atonement for them
before the
{\ND{LORD}}?

\VS{18}Behold, the
blood of it was not
brought in
within the
holy
{\ADD{place:}} ye should
indeed have
eaten it in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, as I
commanded.

\VS{19}And
Aaron
said unto
Moses, Behold, this
day have they
offered their sin
offering and their burnt
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}; and such things have
befallen me: and
{\ADD{if}} I had
eaten the sin
offering to
day, should it have been
accepted in the
sight of the
{\ND{LORD}}?

\VS{20}And when
Moses
heard
{\ADD{that}}, he was
content.




\par }\Chap{11}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and to
Aaron,
saying unto them,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying,
These
{\ADD{are}} the
beasts which ye shall
eat among all the
beasts that
{\ADD{are}} on the
earth.

\VS{3}Whatsoever
parteth the
hoof, and is
clovenfooted,
{\ADD{and}}
cheweth the
cud, among the
beasts, that shall ye
eat.

\VS{4}Nevertheless these shall ye not
eat of them that
chew the
cud, or of them that
divide the
hoof:
{\ADD{as}} the
camel, because he
cheweth the
cud, but
divideth not the
hoof; he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean unto you.

\VS{5}And the
coney, because he
cheweth the
cud, but
divideth not the
hoof; he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean unto you.

\VS{6}And the
hare, because he
cheweth the
cud, but
divideth not the
hoof; he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean unto you.

\VS{7}And the
swine, though he
divide the
hoof, and be
clovenfooted, yet he
cheweth not the
cud; he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean to you.

\VS{8}Of their
flesh shall ye not
eat, and their
carcase shall ye not
touch; they
{\ADD{are}}
unclean to you.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ These shall ye
eat of all that
{\ADD{are}} in the
waters: whatsoever hath
fins and
scales in the
waters, in the
seas, and in the
rivers, them shall ye
eat.

\VS{10}And all that have not
fins and
scales in the
seas, and in the
rivers, of all that
move in the
waters, and of any
living
thing which
{\ADD{is}} in the
waters, they
{\ADD{shall be}} an
abomination unto you:

\VS{11}They shall be even an
abomination unto you; ye shall not
eat of their
flesh, but ye shall have their
carcases in
abomination.

\VS{12}Whatsoever hath no
fins nor
scales in the
waters, that
{\ADD{shall be}} an
abomination unto you.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ And these
{\ADD{are they which}} ye shall have in
abomination
among the
fowls; they shall not be
eaten, they
{\ADD{are}} an
abomination: the
eagle, and the
ossifrage, and the
ospray,

\VS{14}And the
vulture, and the
kite after his
kind;

\VS{15}Every
raven after his
kind;

\VS{16}And the
owl, and the night
hawk, and the
cuckow, and the
hawk after his
kind,

\VS{17}And the little
owl, and the
cormorant, and the great
owl,

\VS{18}And the
swan, and the
pelican, and the gier
eagle,

\VS{19}And the
stork, the
heron after her
kind, and the
lapwing, and the
bat.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}All
fowls that
creep,
going upon
{\ADD{all}}
four,
{\ADD{shall be}} an
abomination unto you.

\VS{21}Yet these may ye
eat of every
flying
creeping thing that
goeth upon
{\ADD{all}}
four, which have
legs
above their
feet, to
leap
withal upon the
earth;

\VS{22}{\ADD{Even}} these of them ye may
eat; the
locust after his
kind, and the bald
locust after his
kind, and the
beetle after his
kind, and the
grasshopper after his
kind.

\VS{23}But all
{\ADD{other}}
flying creeping
things, which have
four
feet,
{\ADD{shall be}} an
abomination unto you.

\VS{24}And for these ye shall be
unclean: whosoever
toucheth the
carcase of them shall be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{25}And whosoever
beareth
{\ADD{ought}} of the
carcase of them shall
wash his
clothes, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{26}{\ADD{The carcases}} of every
beast which
divideth the
hoof, and
{\ADD{is}} not
clovenfooted, nor
cheweth the
cud,
{\ADD{are}}
unclean unto you: every one that
toucheth them shall be
unclean.

\VS{27}And
whatsoever
goeth upon his
paws, among all manner of
beasts that
go on
{\ADD{all}}
four, those
{\ADD{are}}
unclean unto you: whoso
toucheth their
carcase shall be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{28}And he that
beareth the
carcase of them shall
wash his
clothes, and be
unclean until the
even: they
{\ADD{are}}
unclean unto you.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ These also
{\ADD{shall be}}
unclean unto you among the creeping
things that
creep upon the
earth; the
weasel, and the
mouse, and the
tortoise after his
kind,

\VS{30}And the
ferret, and the
chameleon, and the
lizard, and the
snail, and the
mole.

\VS{31}These
{\ADD{are}}
unclean to you among all that
creep: whosoever doth
touch them, when they be
dead, shall be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{32}And upon whatsoever
{\ADD{any}} of them, when they are
dead, doth
fall, it shall be
unclean; whether
{\ADD{it be}} any
vessel of
wood, or
raiment, or
skin, or
sack, whatsoever
vessel
{\ADD{it be}}, wherein
{\ADD{any}}
work is
done, it must be
put into
water, and it shall be
unclean until the
even; so it shall be
cleansed.

\VS{33}And every
earthen
vessel, whereinto
{\ADD{any}} of them
falleth, whatsoever
{\ADD{is}} in it shall be
unclean; and ye shall
break it.

\VS{34}Of all
meat which may be
eaten,
{\ADD{that}} on which
{\ADD{such}}
water
cometh shall be
unclean: and all
drink that may be
drunk in every
{\ADD{such}}
vessel shall be
unclean.

\VS{35}And every
{\ADD{thing}} whereupon
{\ADD{any part}} of their
carcase
falleth shall be
unclean;
{\ADD{whether it be}}
oven, or
ranges for pots, they shall be broken
down:
{\ADD{for}} they
{\ADD{are}}
unclean, and shall be
unclean unto you.

\VS{36}Nevertheless a
fountain or
pit,
{\ADD{wherein there is}}
plenty of
water, shall be
clean: but that which
toucheth their
carcase shall be
unclean.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 11.36 }{\FT{wherein…: Heb. a gathering together of waters}}}

\VS{37}And if
{\ADD{any part}} of their
carcase
fall upon any
sowing
seed which is to be
sown, it
{\ADD{shall be}}
clean.

\VS{38}But if
{\ADD{any}}
water be
put upon the
seed, and
{\ADD{any part}} of their
carcase
fall thereon, it
{\ADD{shall be}}
unclean unto you.

\VS{39}And if any
beast, of which ye may
eat,
die; he that
toucheth the
carcase thereof shall be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{40}And he that
eateth of the
carcase of it shall
wash his
clothes, and be
unclean until the
even: he also that
beareth the
carcase of it shall
wash his
clothes, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{41}And every creeping
thing that
creepeth upon the
earth
{\ADD{shall be}} an
abomination; it shall not be
eaten.

\VS{42}Whatsoever
goeth upon the
belly, and whatsoever
goeth upon
{\ADD{all}}
four, or whatsoever hath
more
feet among all creeping
things that
creep upon the
earth, them ye shall not
eat; for they
{\ADD{are}} an
abomination.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 11.42 }{\FT{hath…: Heb. doth multiply feet}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{43}Ye shall not
make
yourselves
abominable with any creeping
thing that
creepeth, neither shall ye make yourselves
unclean with them, that ye should be
defiled thereby.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 11.43 }{\FT{yourselves abominable: Heb. your souls, etc}}}

\VS{44}For I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God: ye shall therefore sanctify
yourselves, and ye shall be
holy; for I
{\ADD{am}}
holy: neither shall ye
defile
yourselves with any manner of creeping
thing that
creepeth upon the
earth.

\VS{45}For I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} that
bringeth you up out of the
land of
Egypt, to be your
God: ye shall therefore be
holy, for I
{\ADD{am}}
holy.

\VS{46}This
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the
beasts, and of the
fowl, and of every
living
creature that
moveth in the
waters, and of every
creature that
creepeth upon the
earth:

\VS{47}To make a
difference between the
unclean and the
clean, and between the
beast that may be
eaten and the
beast that may not be
eaten.




\par }\Chap{12}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, If a
woman have conceived
seed, and
born a man
child: then she shall be
unclean
seven
days; according to the
days of the
separation for her
infirmity shall she be
unclean.

\VS{3}And in the
eighth
day the
flesh of his
foreskin shall be
circumcised.

\VS{4}And she shall then
continue in the
blood of her
purifying
three and
thirty
days; she shall
touch no
hallowed thing, nor
come into the
sanctuary, until the
days of her
purifying be
fulfilled.

\VS{5}But if she
bear a maid
child, then she shall be
unclean two
weeks, as in her
separation: and she shall
continue in the
blood of her
purifying
threescore and
six
days.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}And when the
days of her
purifying are
fulfilled, for a
son, or for a
daughter, she shall
bring a
lamb of the
first
year for a burnt
offering, and a
young
pigeon, or a
turtledove, for a sin
offering, unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, unto the
priest:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 12.6 }{\FT{of the first…: Heb. a son of his year}}}

\VS{7}Who shall
offer it
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, and make an
atonement for her; and she shall be
cleansed from the
issue of her
blood. This
{\ADD{is}} the
law for her that hath
born a
male or a
female.

\VS{8}And if she be not able to
bring a
lamb, then she shall
bring
two
turtles, or two
young
pigeons; the
one for the burnt
offering, and the
other for a sin
offering: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for her, and she shall be
clean.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 12.8 }{\FT{she be…: Heb. her hand find not sufficiency of}}}




\par }\Chap{13}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and
Aaron,
saying,

\VS{2}When a
man shall have in the
skin of his
flesh a
rising, a
scab, or bright
spot, and it be in the
skin of his
flesh
{\ADD{like}} the
plague of
leprosy; then he shall be
brought unto
Aaron the
priest, or unto
one of his
sons the
priests:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 13.2 }{\FT{rising: or, swelling}}}

\VS{3}And the
priest shall
look on the
plague in the
skin of the
flesh: and
{\ADD{when}} the
hair in the
plague is
turned
white, and the
plague in
sight
{\ADD{be}}
deeper than the
skin of his
flesh, it
{\ADD{is}} a
plague of
leprosy: and the
priest shall
look on him, and pronounce him
unclean.

\VS{4}If the bright
spot
{\ADD{be}}
white in the
skin of his
flesh, and in
sight
{\ADD{be}} not
deeper than the
skin, and the
hair thereof be not
turned
white; then the
priest shall
shut up
{\ADD{him that hath}} the
plague
seven
days:

\VS{5}And the
priest shall
look on him the
seventh
day: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague in his
sight be at a
stay,
{\ADD{and}} the
plague
spread not in the
skin; then the
priest shall
shut him up
seven
days
more:

\VS{6}And the
priest shall
look on him
again the
seventh
day: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague
{\ADD{be}} somewhat
dark,
{\ADD{and}} the
plague
spread not in the
skin, the
priest shall pronounce him
clean: it
{\ADD{is but}} a
scab: and he shall
wash his
clothes, and be
clean.

\VS{7}But if the
scab spread
much
abroad in the
skin,
after that he hath been
seen of the
priest for his
cleansing, he shall be
seen of the
priest
again:

\VS{8}And
{\ADD{if}} the
priest
see that, behold, the
scab
spreadeth in the
skin, then the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} a
leprosy.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ When the
plague of
leprosy is in a
man, then he shall be
brought unto the
priest;

\VS{10}And the
priest shall
see
{\ADD{him:}} and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
rising
{\ADD{be}}
white in the
skin, and it have
turned the
hair
white, and
{\ADD{there be}}
quick
raw
flesh in the
rising;\FTNT{†}{{\FR 13.10 }{\FT{quick…: Heb. the quickening of living flesh}}}

\VS{11}It
{\ADD{is}} an
old
leprosy in the
skin of his
flesh, and the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean, and shall not
shut him up: for he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean.

\VS{12}And if a
leprosy break
out
abroad in the
skin, and the
leprosy
cover all the
skin of
{\ADD{him that hath}} the
plague from his
head even to his
foot, wheresoever the
priest
looketh;

\VS{13}Then the
priest shall
consider: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
leprosy have
covered all his
flesh, he shall pronounce
{\ADD{him}}
clean
{\ADD{that hath}} the
plague: it is all
turned
white: he
{\ADD{is}}
clean.

\VS{14}But
when
raw
flesh
appeareth in him, he shall be
unclean.

\VS{15}And the
priest shall
see the
raw
flesh, and pronounce him to be
unclean:
{\ADD{for}} the
raw
flesh
{\ADD{is}}
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} a
leprosy.

\VS{16}Or if the
raw
flesh turn
again, and be
changed unto
white, he shall
come unto the
priest;

\VS{17}And the
priest shall
see him: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague be
turned into
white; then the
priest shall pronounce
{\ADD{him}}
clean
{\ADD{that hath}} the
plague: he
{\ADD{is}}
clean.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ The
flesh also, in
which,
{\ADD{even}} in the
skin thereof, was a
boil, and is
healed,

\VS{19}And in the
place of the
boil there be a
white
rising, or a bright
spot,
white, and somewhat
reddish, and it be
shewed to the
priest;

\VS{20}And if, when the
priest
seeth it, behold, it
{\ADD{be}} in
sight
lower than the
skin, and the
hair thereof be
turned
white; the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} a
plague of
leprosy
broken out of the
boil.

\VS{21}But if the
priest
look on it, and, behold,
{\ADD{there be}} no
white
hairs therein, and
{\ADD{if}} it
{\ADD{be}} not
lower than the
skin, but
{\ADD{be}} somewhat
dark; then the
priest shall
shut him up
seven
days:

\VS{22}And if it spread
much
abroad in the
skin, then the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} a
plague.

\VS{23}But if the bright
spot
stay in his place,
{\ADD{and}}
spread not, it
{\ADD{is}} a
burning
boil; and the
priest shall pronounce him
clean.


\par }{\PP \VS{24}¶ Or if there be
{\ADD{any}}
flesh, in the
skin whereof
{\ADD{there is}} a
hot
burning, and the
quick
{\ADD{flesh}} that
burneth have a
white bright
spot, somewhat
reddish, or
white;\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 13.24 }{\FT{a hot…: Heb. a burning of fire}}}

\VS{25}Then the
priest shall
look upon it: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
hair in the bright
spot be
turned
white, and it
{\ADD{be in}}
sight
deeper than the
skin; it
{\ADD{is}} a
leprosy
broken out of the
burning: wherefore the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} the
plague of
leprosy.

\VS{26}But if the
priest
look on it, and, behold,
{\ADD{there be}} no
white
hair in the bright
spot, and it
{\ADD{be}} no
lower than the
{\ADD{other}}
skin, but
{\ADD{be}} somewhat
dark; then the
priest shall
shut him up
seven
days:

\VS{27}And the
priest shall
look upon him the
seventh
day:
{\ADD{and}} if it be spread
much
abroad in the
skin, then the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} the
plague of
leprosy.

\VS{28}And if the
bright
spot
stay in his place,
{\ADD{and}}
spread not in the
skin, but it
{\ADD{be}} somewhat
dark; it
{\ADD{is}} a
rising of the
burning, and the
priest shall pronounce him
clean: for it
{\ADD{is}} an
inflammation of the
burning.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ If a
man or
woman have a
plague upon the
head or the
beard;

\VS{30}Then the
priest shall
see the
plague: and, behold, if it
{\ADD{be}} in
sight
deeper than the
skin;
{\ADD{and there be}} in it a
yellow
thin
hair; then the
priest shall pronounce him
unclean: it
{\ADD{is}} a dry
scall,
{\ADD{even}} a
leprosy upon the
head or
beard.

\VS{31}And if the
priest
look on the
plague of the
scall, and, behold, it
{\ADD{be}} not in
sight
deeper than the
skin, and
{\ADD{that there is}} no
black
hair in it; then the
priest shall
shut up
{\ADD{him that hath}} the
plague of the
scall
seven
days:

\VS{32}And in the
seventh
day the
priest shall
look on the
plague: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
scall
spread not, and there be in it no
yellow
hair, and the
scall
{\ADD{be}} not in
sight
deeper than the
skin;

\VS{33}He shall be
shaven, but the
scall shall he not
shave; and the
priest shall
shut up
{\ADD{him that hath}} the
scall
seven
days
more:

\VS{34}And in the
seventh
day the
priest shall
look on the
scall: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
scall be not
spread in the
skin, nor
{\ADD{be}} in
sight
deeper than the
skin; then the
priest shall pronounce him
clean: and he shall
wash his
clothes, and be
clean.

\VS{35}But if the
scall
spread
much in the
skin
after his
cleansing;

\VS{36}Then the
priest shall
look on him: and, behold, if the
scall be
spread in the
skin, the
priest shall not
seek for
yellow
hair; he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean.

\VS{37}But if the
scall be in his
sight at a
stay, and
{\ADD{that}} there is
black
hair
grown up therein; the
scall is
healed, he
{\ADD{is}}
clean: and the
priest shall pronounce him
clean.


\par }{\PP \VS{38}¶ If a
man also or a
woman have in the
skin of their
flesh bright
spots,
{\ADD{even}}
white bright
spots;

\VS{39}Then the
priest shall
look: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the bright
spots in the
skin of their
flesh
{\ADD{be}}
darkish
white; it
{\ADD{is}} a freckled
spot
{\ADD{that}}
groweth in the
skin; he
{\ADD{is}}
clean.

\VS{40}And the
man whose hair is
fallen off his
head, he
{\ADD{is}}
bald;
{\ADD{yet is}} he
clean.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 13.40 }{\FT{hair…: Heb. head is pilled}}}

\VS{41}And he that hath his hair
fallen off from the
part of his
head toward his
face, he
{\ADD{is}} forehead
bald:
{\ADD{yet is}} he
clean.

\VS{42}And if there be in the bald
head, or bald
forehead, a
white
reddish
sore; it
{\ADD{is}} a
leprosy
sprung up in his bald
head, or his bald
forehead.

\VS{43}Then the
priest shall
look upon it: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
rising of the
sore
{\ADD{be}}
white
reddish in his bald
head, or in his bald
forehead, as the
leprosy
appeareth in the
skin of the
flesh;

\VS{44}He is a
leprous
man, he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean: the
priest shall pronounce him
utterly
unclean; his
plague
{\ADD{is}} in his
head.

\VS{45}And the
leper in whom the
plague
{\ADD{is}}, his
clothes shall be
rent, and his
head
bare, and he shall put a
covering upon his upper
lip, and shall
cry,
Unclean,
unclean.

\VS{46}All the
days wherein the
plague
{\ADD{shall be}} in him he shall be
defiled; he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean: he shall
dwell
alone;
without the
camp
{\ADD{shall}} his
habitation
{\ADD{be}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{47}¶ The
garment also that the
plague of
leprosy is in,
{\ADD{whether it be}} a
woollen
garment, or a
linen
garment;

\VS{48}Whether
{\ADD{it be}} in the
warp, or
woof; of
linen, or of
woollen; whether in a
skin, or in any thing
made of
skin;\FTNT{**}{{\FR 13.48 }{\FT{thing…: Heb. work of}}}

\VS{49}And if the
plague be
greenish or
reddish in the
garment, or in the
skin,
either in the
warp, or in the
woof, or in any
thing of
skin; it
{\ADD{is}} a
plague of
leprosy, and shall be
shewed unto the
priest:\FTNT{††}{{\FR 13.49 }{\FT{thing: Heb. vessel, or, instrument}}}

\VS{50}And the
priest shall
look upon the
plague, and
shut up
{\ADD{it that hath}} the
plague
seven
days:

\VS{51}And he shall
look on the
plague on the
seventh
day: if the
plague be
spread in the
garment, either in the
warp, or in the
woof, or in a
skin,
{\ADD{or}} in any
work that is
made of
skin; the
plague
{\ADD{is}} a
fretting
leprosy; it
{\ADD{is}}
unclean.

\VS{52}He shall therefore
burn that
garment, whether
warp or
woof, in
woollen or in
linen, or any
thing of
skin, wherein the
plague is: for it
{\ADD{is}} a
fretting
leprosy; it shall be
burnt in the
fire.

\VS{53}And if the
priest shall
look, and, behold, the
plague be not
spread in the
garment,
either in the
warp,
or in the
woof,
or in any
thing of
skin;

\VS{54}Then the
priest shall
command that they
wash
{\ADD{the thing}} wherein the
plague
{\ADD{is}}, and he shall
shut it up
seven
days
more:

\VS{55}And the
priest shall
look on the
plague,
after that it is
washed: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague have not
changed his
colour, and the
plague be not
spread; it
{\ADD{is}}
unclean; thou shalt
burn it in the
fire; it
{\ADD{is}}
fret inward,
{\ADD{whether}} it
{\ADD{be}} bare
within or
without.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 13.55 }{\FT{whether…: Heb. whether it be bald in the head thereof, or in the forehead thereof}}}

\VS{56}And if the
priest
look, and, behold, the
plague
{\ADD{be}} somewhat
dark
after the
washing of it; then he shall
rend it out of the
garment, or out of the
skin, or out of the
warp, or out of the
woof:

\VS{57}And if it
appear
still in the
garment, either in the
warp, or in the
woof, or in any
thing of
skin; it
{\ADD{is}} a
spreading
{\ADD{plague:}} thou shalt
burn that wherein the
plague
{\ADD{is}} with
fire.

\VS{58}And the
garment, either
warp, or
woof, or whatsoever
thing of
skin
{\ADD{it be}}, which thou shalt
wash, if the
plague be
departed from them, then it shall be
washed the
second time, and shall be
clean.

\VS{59}This
{\ADD{is}} the
law of the
plague of
leprosy in a
garment of
woollen or
linen, either in the
warp, or
woof, or any
thing of
skins, to pronounce it
clean, or to pronounce it
unclean.




\par }\Chap{14}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}This shall be the
law of the
leper in the
day of his
cleansing: He shall be
brought unto the
priest:

\VS{3}And the
priest shall go
forth
out of the
camp; and the
priest shall
look, and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague of
leprosy be
healed in the
leper;

\VS{4}Then shall the
priest
command to
take for him that is to be
cleansed
two
birds
alive
{\ADD{and}}
clean, and
cedar
wood, and
scarlet, and
hyssop:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 14.4 }{\FT{birds: or, sparrows}}}

\VS{5}And the
priest shall
command that
one of the
birds be
killed in an
earthen
vessel over
running
water:

\VS{6}As for the
living
bird, he shall
take it, and the
cedar
wood, and the
scarlet, and the
hyssop, and shall
dip them and the
living
bird in the
blood of the
bird
{\ADD{that was}}
killed over the
running
water:

\VS{7}And he shall
sprinkle upon him that is to be
cleansed from the
leprosy
seven
times, and shall pronounce him
clean, and shall let the
living
bird
loose into the
open
field.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 14.7 }{\FT{into…: Heb. upon the face of the field}}}

\VS{8}And he that is to be
cleansed shall
wash his
clothes, and
shave off all his
hair, and
wash himself in
water, that he may be
clean: and
after that he shall
come into the
camp, and shall
tarry
abroad out of his
tent
seven
days.

\VS{9}But it shall be on the
seventh
day, that he shall
shave all his
hair off his
head and his
beard and his
eyebrows, even all his
hair he shall
shave off: and he shall
wash his
clothes, also he shall
wash his
flesh in
water, and he shall be
clean.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}And on the
eighth
day he shall
take
two he
lambs without
blemish, and
one ewe
lamb of the
first
year without
blemish, and
three tenth
deals of fine
flour
{\ADD{for}} a meat
offering,
mingled with
oil, and
one
log of
oil.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 14.10 }{\FT{of the…: Heb. the daughter of her year}}}

\VS{11}And the
priest that maketh
{\ADD{him}}
clean shall
present the
man that is to be made
clean, and those things,
before the
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation:

\VS{12}And the
priest shall
take
one he
lamb, and
offer him for a trespass
offering, and the
log of
oil, and
wave them
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{13}And he shall
slay the
lamb in the
place where he shall
kill the sin
offering and the burnt
offering, in the
holy
place: for as the sin
offering
{\ADD{is}} the
priest’s,
{\ADD{so is}} the trespass
offering: it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy:

\VS{14}And the
priest shall
take
{\ADD{some}} of the
blood of the trespass
offering, and the
priest shall
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
tip of the
right
ear of him that is to be
cleansed, and upon the
thumb of his
right
hand, and upon the great
toe of his
right
foot:

\VS{15}And the
priest shall
take
{\ADD{some}} of the
log of
oil, and
pour
{\ADD{it}} into the
palm of his
own left
hand:

\VS{16}And the
priest shall
dip his
right
finger in the
oil that
{\ADD{is}} in his
left
hand, and shall
sprinkle of the
oil with his
finger
seven
times
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{17}And of the
rest of the
oil that
{\ADD{is}} in his
hand shall the
priest
put upon the
tip of the
right
ear of him that is to be
cleansed, and upon the
thumb of his
right
hand, and upon the great
toe of his
right
foot, upon the
blood of the trespass
offering:

\VS{18}And the
remnant of the
oil that
{\ADD{is}} in the
priest’s
hand he shall
pour upon the
head of him that is to be
cleansed: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{19}And the
priest shall
offer the sin
offering, and make an
atonement for him that is to be
cleansed from his
uncleanness; and
afterward he shall
kill the burnt
offering:

\VS{20}And the
priest shall
offer the burnt
offering and the meat
offering upon the
altar: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him, and he shall be
clean.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}And if he
{\ADD{be}}
poor, and cannot
get so much; then he shall
take
one
lamb
{\ADD{for}} a trespass
offering to be
waved, to make an
atonement for him, and
one tenth
deal of fine
flour
mingled with
oil for a meat
offering, and a
log of
oil;\FTNT{§}{{\FR 14.21 }{\FT{cannot…: Heb. his hand reach not}}}\FTNT{**}{{\FR 14.21 }{\FT{to be…: Heb. for a waving}}}

\VS{22}And
two
turtledoves, or
two
young
pigeons, such as he is able to
get; and the
one shall be a sin
offering, and the
other a burnt
offering.

\VS{23}And he shall
bring them on the
eighth
day for his
cleansing unto the
priest, unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation,
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{24}And the
priest shall
take the
lamb of the trespass
offering, and the
log of
oil, and the
priest shall
wave them
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{25}And he shall
kill the
lamb of the trespass
offering, and the
priest shall
take
{\ADD{some}} of the
blood of the trespass
offering, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
tip of the
right
ear of him that is to be
cleansed, and upon the
thumb of his
right
hand, and upon the great
toe of his
right
foot:

\VS{26}And the
priest shall
pour of the
oil into the
palm of his
own left
hand:

\VS{27}And the
priest shall
sprinkle with his
right
finger
{\ADD{some}} of the
oil that
{\ADD{is}} in his
left
hand
seven
times
before the
{\ND{LORD}}:

\VS{28}And the
priest shall
put of the
oil that
{\ADD{is}} in his
hand upon the
tip of the
right
ear of him that is to be
cleansed, and upon the
thumb of his
right
hand, and upon the great
toe of his
right
foot, upon the
place of the
blood of the trespass
offering:

\VS{29}And the
rest of the
oil that
{\ADD{is}} in the
priest’s
hand he shall
put upon the
head of him that is to be
cleansed, to make an
atonement for him
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{30}And he shall
offer the
one of the
turtledoves, or of the
young
pigeons, such
as he can
get;

\VS{31}{\ADD{Even}} such as
he is able to
get, the
one
{\ADD{for}} a sin
offering, and the
other
{\ADD{for}} a burnt
offering, with the meat
offering: and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him that is to be
cleansed
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{32}This
{\ADD{is}} the
law
{\ADD{of him}} in whom
{\ADD{is}} the
plague of
leprosy, whose
hand is not able to
get
{\ADD{that which pertaineth}} to his
cleansing.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and unto
Aaron,
saying,

\VS{34}When ye be
come into the
land of
Canaan, which I
give to you for a
possession, and I
put the
plague of
leprosy in a
house of the
land of your
possession;

\VS{35}And he that owneth the
house shall
come and
tell the
priest,
saying, It
seemeth to me
{\ADD{there is}} as it were a
plague in the
house:

\VS{36}Then the
priest shall
command that they
empty the
house, before the
priest
go
{\ADD{into it}} to
see the
plague, that all that
{\ADD{is}} in the
house be not made
unclean: and
afterward the
priest shall
go in to
see the
house:\FTNT{††}{{\FR 14.36 }{\FT{empty: or, prepare}}}

\VS{37}And he shall
look on the
plague, and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague
{\ADD{be}} in the
walls of the
house with hollow
strakes,
greenish or
reddish, which in
sight
{\ADD{are}}
lower
than the
wall;

\VS{38}Then the
priest shall
go out of the
house to the
door of the
house, and
shut up the
house
seven
days:

\VS{39}And the
priest shall come
again the
seventh
day, and shall
look: and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague be
spread in the
walls of the
house;

\VS{40}Then the
priest shall
command that they
take away the
stones in
which the
plague
{\ADD{is}}, and they shall
cast them into an
unclean
place
without the
city:

\VS{41}And he shall cause the
house to be
scraped
within round
about, and they shall
pour out the
dust that they
scrape off
without the
city into an
unclean
place:

\VS{42}And they shall
take
other
stones, and
put
{\ADD{them}} in the
place of those
stones; and he shall
take
other
morter, and shall
plaister the
house.

\VS{43}And if the
plague come
again, and
break out in the
house,
after that he hath
taken away the
stones, and
after he hath
scraped the
house, and
after it is
plaistered;

\VS{44}Then the
priest shall
come and
look, and, behold,
{\ADD{if}} the
plague be
spread in the
house, it
{\ADD{is}} a
fretting
leprosy in the
house: it
{\ADD{is}}
unclean.

\VS{45}And he shall break
down the
house, the
stones of it, and the
timber thereof, and all the
morter of the
house; and he shall carry
{\ADD{them}}
forth
out of the
city into an
unclean
place.

\VS{46}Moreover he that
goeth into the
house all the
while that it is
shut up shall be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{47}And he that
lieth in the
house shall
wash his
clothes; and he that
eateth in the
house shall
wash his
clothes.

\VS{48}And if the
priest shall come
in, and
look
{\ADD{upon it}}, and, behold, the
plague hath not
spread in the
house,
after the
house was
plaistered: then the
priest shall pronounce the
house
clean, because the
plague is
healed.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 14.48 }{\FT{shall come…: Heb. in coming in shall come in, etc}}}

\VS{49}And he shall
take to
cleanse the
house
two
birds, and
cedar
wood, and
scarlet, and
hyssop:

\VS{50}And he shall
kill the
one of the
birds in an
earthen
vessel over
running
water:

\VS{51}And he shall
take the
cedar
wood, and the
hyssop, and the
scarlet, and the
living
bird, and
dip them in the
blood of the
slain
bird, and in the
running
water, and
sprinkle the
house
seven
times:

\VS{52}And he shall
cleanse the
house with the
blood of the
bird, and with the
running
water, and with the
living
bird, and with the
cedar
wood, and with the
hyssop, and with the
scarlet:

\VS{53}But he shall let
go the
living
bird
out of the
city into the
open
fields, and make an
atonement for the
house: and it shall be
clean.


\par }{\PP \VS{54}This
{\ADD{is}} the
law for all manner of
plague of
leprosy, and
scall,

\VS{55}And for the
leprosy of a
garment, and of a
house,

\VS{56}And for a
rising, and for a
scab, and for a bright
spot:

\VS{57}To
teach
when
{\ADD{it is}}
unclean, and
when
{\ADD{it is}}
clean: this
{\ADD{is}} the
law of
leprosy.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 14.57 }{\FT{when it is unclean…: Heb. in the day of the unclean, and in the day of the clean}}}




\par }\Chap{15}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses and to
Aaron,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, When
any
man hath a running
issue out of his
flesh,
{\ADD{because of}} his
issue he
{\ADD{is}}
unclean.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 15.2 }{\FT{running…: or, running of the reins}}}

\VS{3}And this shall be his
uncleanness in his
issue: whether his
flesh
run with his
issue, or his
flesh be
stopped from his
issue, it
{\ADD{is}} his
uncleanness.

\VS{4}Every
bed, whereon he
lieth that hath the
issue, is
unclean: and every
thing, whereon he
sitteth, shall be
unclean.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 15.4 }{\FT{thing: Heb. vessel}}}

\VS{5}And
whosoever
toucheth his
bed shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{6}And he that
sitteth on
{\ADD{any}}
thing whereon he
sat that hath the
issue shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{7}And he that
toucheth the
flesh of him that hath the
issue shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{8}And if he that hath the
issue
spit upon him that is
clean; then he shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{9}And what
saddle soever he
rideth upon that hath the
issue shall be
unclean.

\VS{10}And whosoever
toucheth any thing that was under him shall be
unclean until the
even: and he that
beareth
{\ADD{any of}} those things shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{11}And whomsoever he
toucheth that hath the
issue, and hath not
rinsed his
hands in
water, he shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{12}And the
vessel of
earth, that he
toucheth which hath the
issue, shall be
broken: and every
vessel of
wood shall be
rinsed in
water.

\VS{13}And when he that hath an
issue is
cleansed of his
issue; then he shall
number to himself
seven
days for his
cleansing, and
wash his
clothes, and
bathe his
flesh in
running
water, and shall be
clean.

\VS{14}And on the
eighth
day he shall
take to him
two
turtledoves, or
two
young
pigeons, and
come
before the
{\ND{LORD}} unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and
give them unto the
priest:

\VS{15}And the
priest shall
offer them, the
one
{\ADD{for}} a sin
offering, and the
other
{\ADD{for}} a burnt
offering; and the
priest shall make an
atonement for him
before the
{\ND{LORD}} for his
issue.

\VS{16}And if any
man’s
seed of
copulation go
out from him, then he shall
wash all his
flesh in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{17}And every
garment, and every
skin, whereon is the
seed of
copulation, shall be
washed with
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{18}The
woman also with whom
man shall
lie
{\ADD{with}}
seed of
copulation, they shall
{\ADD{both}}
bathe
{\ADD{themselves}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ And if a
woman have an
issue,
{\ADD{and}} her
issue in her
flesh be
blood, she shall be put
apart
seven
days: and whosoever
toucheth her shall be
unclean until the
even.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 15.19 }{\FT{put…: Heb. in her separation}}}

\VS{20}And every thing that she
lieth upon in her
separation shall be
unclean: every thing also that she
sitteth upon shall be
unclean.

\VS{21}And whosoever
toucheth her
bed shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{22}And whosoever
toucheth any
thing that she
sat upon shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{23}And if it
{\ADD{be}} on
{\ADD{her}}
bed, or on any
thing whereon she
sitteth, when he
toucheth it, he shall be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{24}And if any
man
lie with her at
all, and her
flowers be upon him, he shall be
unclean
seven
days; and all the
bed whereon he
lieth shall be
unclean.

\VS{25}And if a
woman
have an
issue of her
blood
many
days
out of the
time of her
separation, or if it
run beyond the
time of her
separation; all the
days of the
issue of her
uncleanness shall be as the
days of her
separation: she
{\ADD{shall be}}
unclean.

\VS{26}Every
bed whereon she
lieth all the
days of her
issue shall be unto her as the
bed of her
separation: and
whatsoever she
sitteth upon shall be
unclean, as the
uncleanness of her
separation.

\VS{27}And whosoever
toucheth those things shall be
unclean, and shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even.

\VS{28}But if she be
cleansed of her
issue, then she shall
number to herself
seven
days, and
after that she shall be
clean.

\VS{29}And on the
eighth
day she shall
take unto her
two
turtles, or
two
young
pigeons, and
bring them unto the
priest, to the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{30}And the
priest shall
offer the
one
{\ADD{for}} a sin
offering, and the
other
{\ADD{for}} a burnt
offering; and the
priest shall make an
atonement for her
before the
{\ND{LORD}} for the
issue of her
uncleanness.

\VS{31}Thus shall ye
separate the
children of
Israel from their
uncleanness; that they
die not in their
uncleanness, when they
defile my
tabernacle that
{\ADD{is}}
among them.

\VS{32}This
{\ADD{is}} the
law of him that hath an
issue, and
{\ADD{of him}} whose
seed
goeth from him, and is
defiled therewith;

\VS{33}And of her that is
sick of her
flowers, and of him that
hath an
issue, of the
man, and of the
woman, and of
him that
lieth with her that is
unclean.




\par }\Chap{16}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses
after the
death of the
two
sons of
Aaron, when they
offered
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, and
died;

\VS{2}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Speak unto
Aaron thy
brother, that he
come not at all
times into the
holy
{\ADD{place}}
within the
vail
before the mercy
seat, which
{\ADD{is}} upon the
ark; that he
die not: for I will
appear in the
cloud upon the
mercy seat.

\VS{3}Thus shall
Aaron
come into the
holy
{\ADD{place:}} with a
young
bullock for a sin
offering, and a
ram for a burnt
offering.

\VS{4}He shall put
on the
holy
linen
coat, and he shall have the
linen
breeches upon his
flesh, and shall be
girded with a
linen
girdle, and with the
linen
mitre shall he be
attired:
these
{\ADD{are}}
holy
garments; therefore shall he
wash his
flesh in
water, and
{\ADD{so}} put them
on.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}And he shall
take of the
congregation of the
children of
Israel
two
kids of the
goats for a sin
offering, and
one
ram for a burnt
offering.

\VS{6}And
Aaron shall
offer his
bullock of the sin
offering, which
{\ADD{is}} for
himself, and make an
atonement for himself, and for his
house.

\VS{7}And he shall
take the
two
goats, and
present them
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation.

\VS{8}And
Aaron shall
cast
lots upon the
two
goats;
one
lot for the
{\ND{LORD}}, and the
other
lot for the
scapegoat.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 16.8 }{\FT{scapegoat: Heb. Azazel}}}

\VS{9}And
Aaron shall
bring the
goat upon which the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
lot
fell, and
offer him
{\ADD{for}} a sin
offering.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 16.9 }{\FT{fell: Heb. went up}}}

\VS{10}But the
goat, on which the
lot
fell to be the
scapegoat, shall be
presented
alive
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, to make an
atonement with him,
{\ADD{and}} to let him
go for a
scapegoat into the
wilderness.

\VS{11}And
Aaron shall
bring the
bullock of the sin
offering, which
{\ADD{is}} for himself, and shall make an
atonement for himself, and for his
house, and shall
kill the
bullock of the sin
offering which
{\ADD{is}} for himself:

\VS{12}And he shall
take a
censer
full of
burning
coals of
fire from off the
altar
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, and his
hands
full of
sweet
incense beaten
small, and
bring
{\ADD{it}}
within the
vail:

\VS{13}And he shall
put the
incense upon the
fire
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, that the
cloud of the
incense may
cover the mercy
seat that
{\ADD{is}} upon the
testimony, that he
die not:

\VS{14}And he shall
take of the
blood of the
bullock, and
sprinkle
{\ADD{it}} with his
finger upon the mercy
seat
eastward; and
before the mercy
seat shall he
sprinkle of the
blood with his
finger
seven
times.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ Then shall he
kill the
goat of the sin
offering, that
{\ADD{is}} for the
people, and
bring his
blood
within the
vail, and
do with that
blood as he
did with the
blood of the
bullock, and
sprinkle it upon the mercy
seat, and
before the mercy
seat:

\VS{16}And he shall make an
atonement for the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, because of the
uncleanness of the
children of
Israel, and because of their
transgressions in all their
sins: and so shall he
do for the
tabernacle of the
congregation, that
remaineth among them in the
midst of their
uncleanness.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 16.16 }{\FT{remaineth: Heb. dwelleth}}}

\VS{17}And there shall be no
man in the
tabernacle of the
congregation when he
goeth in to make an
atonement in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, until he come
out, and have made an
atonement for himself, and for his
household, and for all the
congregation of
Israel.

\VS{18}And he shall go
out unto the
altar that
{\ADD{is}}
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, and make an
atonement for it; and shall
take of the
blood of the
bullock, and of the
blood of the
goat, and
put
{\ADD{it}} upon the
horns of the
altar round
about.

\VS{19}And he shall
sprinkle of the
blood upon it with his
finger
seven
times, and
cleanse it, and
hallow it from the
uncleanness of the
children of
Israel.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And when he hath made an
end of
reconciling the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, and the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and the
altar, he shall
bring the
live
goat:

\VS{21}And
Aaron shall
lay
both his
hands upon the
head of the
live
goat, and
confess over him all the
iniquities of the
children of
Israel, and all their
transgressions in all their
sins,
putting them upon the
head of the
goat, and shall send
{\ADD{him}}
away by the
hand of a
fit
man into the
wilderness:\FTNT{§}{{\FR 16.21 }{\FT{a fit…: Heb. a man of opportunity}}}

\VS{22}And the
goat shall
bear upon him all their
iniquities unto a
land not
inhabited: and he shall let
go the
goat in the
wilderness.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 16.22 }{\FT{not…: Heb. of separation}}}

\VS{23}And
Aaron shall
come into the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and shall put
off the
linen
garments, which he put
on when he
went into the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, and shall
leave them there:

\VS{24}And he shall
wash his
flesh with
water in the
holy
place, and put
on his
garments, and come
forth, and
offer his burnt
offering, and the burnt
offering of the
people, and make an
atonement for himself, and for the
people.

\VS{25}And the
fat of the sin
offering shall he
burn upon the
altar.

\VS{26}And he that let
go the
goat for the
scapegoat shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe his
flesh in
water, and
afterward
come into the
camp.

\VS{27}And the
bullock
{\ADD{for}} the sin
offering, and the
goat
{\ADD{for}} the sin
offering, whose
blood was brought
in to make
atonement in the
holy
{\ADD{place}}, shall
{\ADD{one}} carry
forth
without the
camp; and they shall
burn in the
fire their
skins, and their
flesh, and their
dung.

\VS{28}And he that
burneth them shall
wash his
clothes, and
bathe his
flesh in
water, and
afterward he shall
come into the
camp.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ And
{\ADD{this}} shall be a
statute for
ever unto you:
{\ADD{that}} in the
seventh
month, on the
tenth
{\ADD{day}} of the
month, ye shall
afflict your
souls, and
do no
work at all,
{\ADD{whether it be}} one of your own
country, or a
stranger that
sojourneth
among you:

\VS{30}For on that
day shall
{\ADD{the priest}} make an
atonement for you, to
cleanse you,
{\ADD{that}} ye may be
clean from all your
sins
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{31}It
{\ADD{shall be}} a
sabbath of
rest unto you, and ye shall
afflict your
souls, by a
statute for
ever.

\VS{32}And the
priest, whom he shall
anoint, and whom he shall
consecrate to minister in the
priest’s office in his
father’s stead, shall make the
atonement, and shall put
on the
linen
clothes,
{\ADD{even}} the
holy
garments:\FTNT{††}{{\FR 16.32 }{\FT{consecrate: Heb. fill his hand}}}

\VS{33}And he shall make an
atonement for the
holy
sanctuary, and he shall make an
atonement for the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and for the
altar, and he shall make an
atonement for the
priests, and for all the
people of the
congregation.

\VS{34}And this shall be an
everlasting
statute unto you, to make an
atonement for the
children of
Israel for all their
sins
once a
year. And he
did as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.




\par }\Chap{17}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto
Aaron, and unto his
sons, and unto all the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them; This
{\ADD{is}} the
thing which the
{\ND{LORD}} hath
commanded,
saying,

\VS{3}What
man soever
{\ADD{there be}} of the
house of
Israel, that
killeth an
ox, or
lamb, or
goat, in the
camp, or that
killeth
{\ADD{it}}
out of the
camp,

\VS{4}And
bringeth it not unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, to
offer an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
before the
tabernacle of the
{\ND{LORD}};
blood shall be
imputed unto that
man; he hath
shed
blood; and that
man shall be cut
off from
among his
people:

\VS{5}To the end that the
children of
Israel may
bring their
sacrifices, which they
offer in the
open
field, even that they may
bring them unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, unto the
priest, and
offer them
{\ADD{for}}
peace
offerings unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{6}And the
priest shall
sprinkle the
blood upon the
altar of the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{at}} the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, and
burn the
fat for a
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{7}And they shall no more
offer their
sacrifices unto
devils,
after whom they have gone a
whoring. This shall be a
statute for
ever unto them throughout their
generations.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And thou shalt
say unto them, Whatsoever
man
{\ADD{there be}} of the
house of
Israel, or of the
strangers which
sojourn
among you, that
offereth a burnt
offering or
sacrifice,

\VS{9}And
bringeth it not unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation, to
offer it unto the
{\ND{LORD}}; even that
man shall be cut
off from among his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And whatsoever
man
{\ADD{there be}} of the
house of
Israel, or of the
strangers that
sojourn
among you, that
eateth any manner of
blood; I will even
set my
face against that
soul that
eateth
blood, and will cut him
off from
among his
people.

\VS{11}For the
life of the
flesh
{\ADD{is}} in the
blood: and I have
given it to you upon the
altar to make an
atonement for your
souls: for it
{\ADD{is}} the
blood
{\ADD{that}} maketh an
atonement for the
soul.

\VS{12}Therefore I
said unto the
children of
Israel, No
soul of you shall
eat
blood, neither shall any
stranger that
sojourneth
among you
eat
blood.

\VS{13}And whatsoever
man
{\ADD{there be}} of the
children of
Israel, or of the
strangers that
sojourn
among you, which
hunteth and
catcheth any
beast or
fowl that may be
eaten; he shall even
pour out the
blood thereof, and
cover it with
dust.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 17.13 }{\FT{which…: Heb. that hunteth any hunting}}}

\VS{14}For
{\ADD{it is}} the
life of all
flesh; the
blood of it
{\ADD{is}} for the
life thereof: therefore I
said unto the
children of
Israel, Ye shall
eat the
blood of no manner of
flesh: for the
life of all
flesh
{\ADD{is}} the
blood thereof: whosoever
eateth it shall be cut
off.

\VS{15}And every
soul that
eateth that which
died
{\ADD{of itself}}, or that which was
torn
{\ADD{with beasts, whether it be}} one of your own
country, or a
stranger, he shall both
wash his
clothes, and
bathe
{\ADD{himself}} in
water, and be
unclean until the
even: then shall he be
clean.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 17.15 }{\FT{that which died…: Heb. a carcase}}}

\VS{16}But if he
wash
{\ADD{them}} not, nor
bathe his
flesh; then he shall
bear his
iniquity.




\par }\Chap{18}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, I am the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.

\VS{3}After the
doings of the
land of
Egypt, wherein ye
dwelt, shall ye not
do: and after the
doings of the
land of
Canaan, whither I
bring you, shall ye not
do: neither shall ye
walk in their
ordinances.

\VS{4}Ye shall
do my
judgments, and
keep mine
ordinances, to
walk therein: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.

\VS{5}Ye shall therefore
keep my
statutes, and my
judgments:
which if a
man
do, he shall
live in them: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ None of you shall
approach to
any that is
near of
kin to him, to
uncover
{\ADD{their}}
nakedness: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 18.6 }{\FT{near…: Heb. remainder of his flesh}}}

\VS{7}The
nakedness of thy
father, or the
nakedness of thy
mother, shalt thou not
uncover: she
{\ADD{is}} thy
mother; thou shalt not
uncover her
nakedness.

\VS{8}The
nakedness of thy
father’s
wife shalt thou not
uncover: it
{\ADD{is}} thy
father’s
nakedness.

\VS{9}The
nakedness of thy
sister, the
daughter of thy
father, or
daughter of thy
mother,
{\ADD{whether she be}}
born at
home, or
born
abroad,
{\ADD{even}} their
nakedness thou shalt not
uncover.

\VS{10}The
nakedness of thy
son’s
daughter, or of thy
daughter’s
daughter,
{\ADD{even}} their
nakedness thou shalt not
uncover: for
theirs
{\ADD{is}} thine own
nakedness.

\VS{11}The
nakedness of thy
father’s
wife’s
daughter,
begotten of thy
father, she
{\ADD{is}} thy
sister, thou shalt not
uncover her
nakedness.

\VS{12}Thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of thy
father’s
sister: she
{\ADD{is}} thy
father’s near
kinswoman.

\VS{13}Thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of thy
mother’s
sister: for she
{\ADD{is}} thy
mother’s near
kinswoman.

\VS{14}Thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of thy
father’s
brother, thou shalt not
approach to his
wife: she
{\ADD{is}} thine
aunt.

\VS{15}Thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of thy daughter in
law: she
{\ADD{is}} thy
son’s
wife; thou shalt not
uncover her
nakedness.

\VS{16}Thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of thy
brother’s
wife: it
{\ADD{is}} thy
brother’s
nakedness.

\VS{17}Thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of a
woman and her
daughter, neither shalt thou
take her
son’s
daughter, or her
daughter’s
daughter, to
uncover her
nakedness;
{\ADD{for}} they
{\ADD{are}} her near
kinswomen: it
{\ADD{is}}
wickedness.

\VS{18}Neither shalt thou
take a
wife to her
sister, to
vex
{\ADD{her}}, to
uncover her
nakedness, beside the other in her
life
{\ADD{time}}.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 18.18 }{\FT{a wife…: or, one wife to another}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{19}Also thou shalt not
approach unto a
woman to
uncover her
nakedness, as long as she is put
apart for her
uncleanness.

\VS{20}Moreover thou shalt
not
lie
carnally with thy
neighbour’s
wife, to
defile thyself with her.

\VS{21}And thou shalt
not let any of thy
seed
pass through
{\ADD{the fire}} to
Molech, neither shalt thou
profane the
name of thy
God: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 18.21 }{\FT{Molech: Gr. Moloch}}}

\VS{22}Thou shalt not
lie with
mankind, as
with
womankind: it
{\ADD{is}}
abomination.

\VS{23}Neither shalt
thou
lie with any
beast to
defile thyself therewith: neither shall any
woman
stand
before a
beast to lie
down thereto: it
{\ADD{is}}
confusion.

\VS{24}Defile not ye yourselves in any of these
things: for in all these the
nations are
defiled which I cast
out
before you:

\VS{25}And the
land is
defiled: therefore I do
visit the
iniquity thereof upon it, and the
land itself vomiteth
out her
inhabitants.

\VS{26}Ye shall therefore
keep my
statutes and my
judgments, and shall not
commit
{\ADD{any}} of these
abominations;
{\ADD{neither}} any of your own
nation, nor any
stranger that
sojourneth
among you:

\VS{27}(For all
these
abominations have the
men of the
land
done, which
{\ADD{were}}
before you, and the
land is
defiled;)

\VS{28}That the
land spue not you
out also, when ye
defile it, as it spued
out the
nations that
{\ADD{were}}
before you.

\VS{29}For whosoever shall
commit any of these
abominations, even the
souls that
commit
{\ADD{them}} shall be cut
off from
among their
people.

\VS{30}Therefore shall ye
keep mine
ordinance, that
{\ADD{ye}}
commit not
{\ADD{any one}} of these
abominable
customs, which were
committed
before you, and that ye
defile not yourselves therein: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.




\par }\Chap{19}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto all the
congregation of the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, Ye shall be
holy: for I the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God
{\ADD{am}}
holy.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ Ye shall
fear every
man his
mother, and his
father, and
keep my
sabbaths: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶
Turn ye not unto
idols, nor
make to yourselves
molten
gods: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And if ye
offer a
sacrifice of peace
offerings unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, ye shall
offer it at your own
will.

\VS{6}It shall be
eaten the same
day ye
offer it, and on the
morrow: and if ought
remain until the
third
day, it shall be
burnt in the
fire.

\VS{7}And if it be
eaten at
all on the
third
day, it
{\ADD{is}}
abominable; it shall not be
accepted.

\VS{8}Therefore
{\ADD{every one}} that
eateth it shall
bear his
iniquity, because he hath
profaned the hallowed
thing of the
{\ND{LORD}}: and that
soul shall be cut
off from among his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And when ye
reap the
harvest of your
land, thou shalt not wholly
reap the
corners of thy
field, neither shalt thou
gather the
gleanings of thy
harvest.

\VS{10}And thou shalt not
glean thy
vineyard, neither shalt thou
gather
{\ADD{every}}
grape of thy
vineyard; thou shalt
leave them for the
poor and
stranger: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{11}¶ Ye shall not
steal, neither deal
falsely, neither
lie
one to
another.


\par }{\PP \VS{12}¶ And ye shall not
swear by my
name
falsely, neither shalt thou
profane the
name of thy
God: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{13}¶ Thou shalt not
defraud thy
neighbour, neither
rob
{\ADD{him:}} the
wages of him that is
hired shall not
abide with thee all night until the
morning.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ Thou shalt not
curse the
deaf, nor
put a
stumblingblock
before the
blind, but shalt
fear thy
God: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ Ye shall
do no
unrighteousness in
judgment: thou shalt not
respect the
person of the
poor, nor
honour the
person of the
mighty:
{\ADD{but}} in
righteousness shalt thou
judge thy
neighbour.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ Thou shalt not
go up and down
{\ADD{as}} a
talebearer among thy
people: neither shalt thou
stand against the
blood of thy
neighbour: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ Thou shalt not
hate thy
brother in thine
heart: thou shalt in any
wise
rebuke thy
neighbour, and not
suffer
sin upon him.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 19.17 }{\FT{and…: or, that thou bear not sin for him}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ Thou shalt not
avenge, nor bear any
grudge against the
children of thy
people, but thou shalt
love thy
neighbour as
thyself: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{19}¶ Ye shall
keep my
statutes. Thou shalt not let thy
cattle
gender with a diverse
kind: thou shalt not
sow thy
field with mingled
seed: neither shall a
garment
mingled of linen and
woollen
come upon thee.


\par }{\PP \VS{20}¶ And
whosoever
lieth
carnally with a
woman, that
{\ADD{is}} a
bondmaid,
betrothed to an
husband, and not at
all
redeemed, nor
freedom
given her; she shall be
scourged; they shall not be put to
death, because she was not
free.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 19.20 }{\FT{betrothed…: or, abused by any: Heb. reproached by (or, for) man}}}\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 19.20 }{\FT{she shall…: or, they, etc: Heb. there shall be a scourging}}}

\VS{21}And he shall
bring his trespass
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, unto the
door of the
tabernacle of the
congregation,
{\ADD{even}} a
ram for a trespass
offering.

\VS{22}And the
priest shall make an
atonement for him with the
ram of the trespass
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}} for his
sin which he hath
done: and the
sin which he hath
done shall be
forgiven him.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And when ye shall
come into the
land, and shall have
planted all manner of
trees for
food, then ye shall
count the
fruit thereof as
uncircumcised:
three
years shall it be as
uncircumcised unto you: it shall not be
eaten of.

\VS{24}But in the
fourth
year all the
fruit thereof shall be
holy to
praise the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{withal}}.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 19.24 }{\FT{holy…: Heb. holiness of praises to the
{\ND{LORD}}}}}

\VS{25}And in the
fifth
year shall ye
eat of the
fruit thereof, that it may
yield unto you the
increase thereof: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ Ye shall not
eat
{\ADD{any thing}} with the
blood: neither shall ye use
enchantment, nor observe
times.

\VS{27}Ye shall not
round the
corners of your
heads, neither shalt thou
mar the
corners of thy
beard.

\VS{28}Ye shall not
make
any
cuttings in your
flesh for the
dead, nor
print any
marks upon you: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{29}¶ Do not
prostitute thy
daughter, to cause her to be a
whore; lest the
land fall to
whoredom, and the
land become
full of
wickedness.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 19.29 }{\FT{prostitute: Heb. profane}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{30}¶ Ye shall
keep my
sabbaths, and
reverence my
sanctuary: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{31}¶
Regard not them that have familiar
spirits, neither
seek after
wizards, to be
defiled by them: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{32}¶ Thou shalt rise
up
before the hoary
head, and
honour the
face of the old
man, and
fear thy
God: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And if a
stranger
sojourn with thee in your
land, ye shall not
vex him.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 19.33 }{\FT{vex: or, oppress}}}

\VS{34}{\ADD{But}} the
stranger that
dwelleth with you shall be unto you as one
born among you, and thou shalt
love him as thyself; for ye were
strangers in the
land of
Egypt: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶ Ye shall
do no
unrighteousness in
judgment, in
meteyard, in
weight, or in
measure.

\VS{36}Just
balances,
just
weights, a
just
ephah, and a
just
hin, shall ye have: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, which brought you
out of the
land of
Egypt.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 19.36 }{\FT{weights: Heb. stones}}}

\VS{37}Therefore shall ye
observe all my
statutes, and all my
judgments, and
do them: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.




\par }\Chap{20}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Again, thou shalt
say to the
children of
Israel,
Whosoever
{\ADD{he be}} of the
children of
Israel, or of the
strangers that
sojourn in
Israel, that
giveth
{\ADD{any}} of his
seed unto
Molech; he shall
surely be put to
death: the
people of the
land shall
stone him with
stones.

\VS{3}And I will
set my
face against that
man, and will cut him
off from
among his
people; because he hath
given of his
seed unto
Molech, to
defile my
sanctuary, and to
profane my
holy
name.

\VS{4}And if the
people of the
land do any
ways
hide their
eyes from the
man, when he
giveth of his
seed unto
Molech, and
kill him
not:

\VS{5}Then I will
set my
face against that
man, and against his
family, and will cut him
off, and all that go a
whoring
after him, to commit
whoredom with
Molech, from
among their
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{6}¶ And the
soul that
turneth
after such as have familiar
spirits, and
after
wizards, to go a
whoring
after them, I will even
set my
face against that
soul, and will cut him
off from
among his
people.


\par }{\PP \VS{7}¶
Sanctify yourselves therefore, and be ye
holy: for I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.

\VS{8}And ye shall
keep my
statutes, and
do them: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} which
sanctify you.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ For
every
one that
curseth his
father or his
mother shall be
surely put to
death: he hath
cursed his
father or his
mother; his
blood
{\ADD{shall be}} upon him.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And the
man that committeth
adultery with
{\ADD{another}}
man’s
wife,
{\ADD{even he}} that committeth
adultery with his
neighbour’s
wife, the
adulterer and the
adulteress shall
surely be put to
death.

\VS{11}And the
man that
lieth with his
father’s
wife hath
uncovered his
father’s
nakedness:
both of them shall
surely be put to
death; their
blood
{\ADD{shall be}} upon them.

\VS{12}And if a
man
lie with his daughter in
law,
both of them shall
surely be put to
death: they have
wrought
confusion; their
blood
{\ADD{shall be}} upon them.

\VS{13}If a
man also
lie with
mankind, as he
lieth with a
woman,
both of them have
committed an
abomination: they shall
surely be put to
death; their
blood
{\ADD{shall be}} upon them.

\VS{14}And if a
man
take a
wife and her
mother, it
{\ADD{is}}
wickedness: they shall be
burnt with
fire, both he and they; that there be no
wickedness
among you.

\VS{15}And if a
man
lie with a
beast, he shall
surely be put to
death: and ye shall
slay the
beast.

\VS{16}And if a
woman
approach unto any
beast, and lie
down thereto, thou shalt
kill the
woman, and the
beast: they shall
surely be put to
death; their
blood
{\ADD{shall be}} upon them.

\VS{17}And if a
man shall
take his
sister, his
father’s
daughter,
or his
mother’s
daughter, and
see her
nakedness, and she
see his
nakedness; it
{\ADD{is}} a wicked
thing; and they shall be cut
off in the
sight of their
people: he hath
uncovered his
sister’s
nakedness; he shall
bear his
iniquity.

\VS{18}And if a
man shall
lie with a
woman having her
sickness, and shall
uncover her
nakedness; he hath
discovered her
fountain, and she hath
uncovered the
fountain of her
blood: and
both of them shall be cut
off from
among their
people.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 20.18 }{\FT{discovered: Heb. made naked}}}

\VS{19}And thou shalt not
uncover the
nakedness of thy
mother’s
sister, nor of thy
father’s
sister: for he
uncovereth his near
kin: they shall
bear their
iniquity.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 20.19 }{\FT{uncovereth: Heb. hath made naked}}}

\VS{20}And if a
man shall
lie with his
uncle’s wife, he hath
uncovered his
uncle’s
nakedness: they shall
bear their
sin; they shall
die
childless.

\VS{21}And if a
man shall
take his
brother’s
wife, it
{\ADD{is}} an unclean
thing: he hath
uncovered his
brother’s
nakedness; they shall be
childless.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 20.21 }{\FT{an…: Heb. a separation}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ Ye shall therefore
keep all my
statutes, and all my
judgments, and
do them: that the
land, whither I
bring you to
dwell therein, spue you not
out.

\VS{23}And ye shall not
walk in the
manners of the
nation, which I cast
out
before you: for they
committed all these things, and therefore I
abhorred them.

\VS{24}But I have
said unto you, Ye shall
inherit their
land, and I will
give it unto you to
possess it, a
land that
floweth with
milk and
honey: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, which have
separated you from
{\ADD{other}}
people.

\VS{25}Ye shall therefore put
difference between
clean
beasts and
unclean, and between
unclean
fowls and
clean: and ye shall not make your
souls
abominable by
beast, or by
fowl, or by any manner of living thing that
creepeth on the
ground, which I have
separated from you as
unclean.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 20.25 }{\FT{creepeth: or, moveth}}}

\VS{26}And ye shall be
holy unto me: for I the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{am}}
holy, and have
severed you from
{\ADD{other}}
people, that ye should be mine.


\par }{\PP \VS{27}¶ A
man also or
woman that
hath a familiar
spirit, or that is a
wizard, shall
surely be put to
death: they shall
stone them with
stones: their
blood
{\ADD{shall be}} upon them.




\par }\Chap{21}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
said unto
Moses,
Speak unto the
priests the
sons of
Aaron, and
say unto them, There shall none be
defiled for the
dead among his
people:

\VS{2}But for his
kin, that is
near unto him,
{\ADD{that is}}, for his
mother, and for his
father, and for his
son, and for his
daughter, and for his
brother,

\VS{3}And for his
sister a
virgin, that is
nigh unto him, which hath had no
husband; for her may he be
defiled.

\VS{4}{\ADD{But}} he shall not
defile himself,
{\ADD{being}} a chief
man among his
people, to
profane himself.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 21.4 }{\FT{he…: or, being an husband among his people, he shall not defile himself for his wife, etc}}}

\VS{5}They shall not
make
baldness upon their
head, neither shall they shave
off the
corner of their
beard, nor
make any
cuttings in their
flesh.

\VS{6}They shall be
holy unto their
God, and not
profane the
name of their
God: for the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire,
{\ADD{and}} the
bread of their
God, they do
offer: therefore they shall be
holy.

\VS{7}They shall not
take a
wife
{\ADD{that is}} a
whore, or
profane; neither shall they
take a
woman put
away from her
husband: for he
{\ADD{is}}
holy unto his
God.

\VS{8}Thou shalt
sanctify him therefore; for he
offereth the
bread of thy
God: he shall be
holy unto thee: for I the
{\ND{LORD}}, which
sanctify you,
{\ADD{am}}
holy.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And the
daughter of
any
priest, if she
profane herself by playing the
whore, she
profaneth her
father: she shall be
burnt with
fire.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}And
{\ADD{he that is}} the
high
priest among his
brethren, upon whose
head the
anointing
oil was
poured, and that is
consecrated to
put on the
garments, shall not
uncover his
head, nor
rend his
clothes;

\VS{11}Neither shall he go
in to any
dead
body, nor
defile himself for his
father, or for his
mother;

\VS{12}Neither shall he go
out of the
sanctuary, nor
profane the
sanctuary of his
God; for the
crown of the
anointing
oil of his
God
{\ADD{is}} upon him: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{13}And he shall
take a
wife in her
virginity.

\VS{14}A
widow, or a divorced
woman, or
profane,
{\ADD{or}} an
harlot, these shall he not
take: but he shall
take a
virgin of his own
people to
wife.

\VS{15}Neither shall he
profane his
seed among his
people: for I the
{\ND{LORD}} do
sanctify him.


\par }{\PP \VS{16}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{17}Speak unto
Aaron,
saying,
Whosoever
{\ADD{he be}} of thy
seed in their
generations that hath
{\ADD{any}}
blemish, let him not
approach to
offer the
bread of his
God.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 21.17 }{\FT{bread: or, food}}}

\VS{18}For whatsoever
man
{\ADD{he be}} that hath a
blemish, he shall not
approach: a
blind
man, or a
lame, or he that hath a flat
nose, or any thing
superfluous,

\VS{19}Or a
man that is
brokenfooted, or
brokenhanded,

\VS{20}Or
crookbackt, or a
dwarf, or that hath a
blemish in his
eye, or be
scurvy, or
scabbed, or hath his
stones
broken;\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 21.20 }{\FT{a dwarf: or, too slender}}}

\VS{21}No
man that hath a
blemish of the
seed of
Aaron the
priest shall come
nigh to
offer the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire: he hath a
blemish; he shall not come
nigh to
offer the
bread of his
God.

\VS{22}He shall
eat the
bread of his
God,
{\ADD{both}} of the
most
holy, and of the
holy.

\VS{23}Only he shall not go
in unto the
vail, nor come
nigh unto the
altar, because he hath a
blemish; that he
profane not my
sanctuaries: for I the
{\ND{LORD}} do
sanctify them.

\VS{24}And
Moses
told
{\ADD{it}} unto
Aaron, and to his
sons, and unto all the
children of
Israel.




\par }\Chap{22}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto
Aaron and to his
sons, that they
separate themselves from the holy
things of the
children of
Israel, and that they
profane not my
holy
name
{\ADD{in those things}} which they
hallow unto me: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{3}Say unto them,
Whosoever
{\ADD{he be}} of all your
seed among your
generations, that
goeth unto the holy
things, which the
children of
Israel
hallow unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, having his
uncleanness upon him, that
soul shall be cut
off from my
presence: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{4}What man
soever of the
seed of
Aaron
{\ADD{is}} a
leper, or hath a running
issue; he shall not
eat of the holy
things, until he be
clean. And whoso
toucheth any thing
{\ADD{that is}}
unclean
{\ADD{by}} the
dead, or a
man whose
seed
goeth from him;\FTNT{*}{{\FR 22.4 }{\FT{running…: Heb. running of the reins}}}

\VS{5}Or
whosoever
toucheth any creeping
thing, whereby he may be made
unclean, or a
man of whom he may take
uncleanness, whatsoever
uncleanness he hath;

\VS{6}The
soul which hath
touched any such shall be
unclean until
even, and shall not
eat of the holy
things,
unless he
wash his
flesh with
water.

\VS{7}And when the
sun is
down, he shall be
clean, and shall
afterward
eat of the holy
things; because it
{\ADD{is}} his
food.

\VS{8}That which dieth of
itself, or is
torn
{\ADD{with beasts}}, he shall not
eat to
defile himself therewith: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{9}They shall therefore
keep mine
ordinance, lest they
bear
sin for it, and
die therefore, if they
profane it: I the
{\ND{LORD}} do
sanctify them.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}There shall no
stranger
eat
{\ADD{of}} the holy
thing: a
sojourner of the
priest, or an hired
servant, shall not
eat
{\ADD{of}} the holy
thing.

\VS{11}But if the
priest
buy
{\ADD{any}}
soul
with his
money, he shall
eat of it, and he that is
born in his
house: they shall
eat of his
meat.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 22.11 }{\FT{with…: Heb. with the purchase of his money}}}

\VS{12}If the
priest’s
daughter also be
{\ADD{married}} unto a
stranger, she may not
eat of an
offering of the holy
things.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 22.12 }{\FT{a stranger: Heb. a man a stranger}}}

\VS{13}But if the
priest’s
daughter be a
widow, or
divorced, and have no
child, and is
returned unto her
father’s
house, as in her
youth, she shall
eat of her
father’s
meat: but there shall no
stranger
eat thereof.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And if a
man
eat
{\ADD{of}} the holy
thing
unwittingly, then he shall
put the
fifth
{\ADD{part}} thereof unto it, and shall
give
{\ADD{it}} unto the
priest with the holy
thing.

\VS{15}And they shall not
profane the holy
things of the
children of
Israel, which they
offer unto the
{\ND{LORD}};

\VS{16}Or suffer them to
bear the
iniquity of
trespass, when they
eat their holy
things: for I the
{\ND{LORD}} do
sanctify them.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 22.16 }{\FT{suffer…: or, lade themselves with the iniquity of trespass in their eating}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{18}Speak unto
Aaron, and to his
sons, and unto all the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them,
Whatsoever
{\ADD{he be}} of the
house of
Israel, or of the
strangers in
Israel, that will
offer his
oblation for all his
vows, and for all his freewill
offerings, which they will
offer unto the
{\ND{LORD}} for a burnt
offering;

\VS{19}{\ADD{Ye shall offer}} at your own
will a
male without
blemish, of the
beeves, of the
sheep, or of the
goats.

\VS{20}{\ADD{But}} whatsoever hath a
blemish,
{\ADD{that}} shall ye not
offer: for it shall not be
acceptable for you.

\VS{21}And
whosoever
offereth a
sacrifice of peace
offerings unto the
{\ND{LORD}} to
accomplish
{\ADD{his}}
vow, or a freewill
offering in
beeves or
sheep, it shall be
perfect to be
accepted; there shall be no
blemish therein.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 22.21 }{\FT{sheep: or, goats}}}

\VS{22}Blind, or
broken, or
maimed, or having a
wen, or
scurvy, or
scabbed, ye shall not
offer these unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, nor
make an offering by
fire of them upon the
altar unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{23}Either a
bullock or a
lamb that hath any thing
superfluous or lacking in his
parts, that mayest thou
offer
{\ADD{for}} a freewill
offering; but for a
vow it shall not be
accepted.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 22.23 }{\FT{lamb: or, kid}}}

\VS{24}Ye shall not
offer unto the
{\ND{LORD}} that which is
bruised, or
crushed, or
broken, or
cut; neither shall ye
make
{\ADD{any offering thereof}} in your
land.

\VS{25}Neither from a
stranger’s
hand shall ye
offer the
bread of your
God of any of these; because their
corruption
{\ADD{is}} in them,
{\ADD{and}}
blemishes
{\ADD{be}} in them: they shall not be
accepted for you.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{27}When a
bullock, or a
sheep, or a
goat, is brought
forth, then it shall be
seven
days under the
dam; and from the
eighth
day and
thenceforth it shall be
accepted for an
offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{28}And
{\ADD{whether it be}}
cow or
ewe, ye shall not
kill it and her
young both in
one
day.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 22.28 }{\FT{ewe: or, she goat}}}

\VS{29}And when ye will
offer a
sacrifice of
thanksgiving unto the
{\ND{LORD}},
offer
{\ADD{it}} at your own
will.

\VS{30}On the same
day it shall be eaten
up; ye shall
leave none of it until the
morrow: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{31}Therefore shall ye
keep my
commandments, and
do them: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{32}Neither shall ye
profane my
holy
name; but I will be
hallowed
among the
children of
Israel: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} which
hallow you,

\VS{33}That brought you
out of the
land of
Egypt, to be your
God: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.




\par }\Chap{23}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them,
{\ADD{Concerning}} the
feasts of the
{\ND{LORD}}, which ye shall
proclaim
{\ADD{to be}}
holy
convocations,
{\ADD{even}} these
{\ADD{are}} my
feasts.

\VS{3}Six
days shall
work be
done: but the
seventh
day
{\ADD{is}} the
sabbath of
rest, an
holy
convocation; ye shall
do no
work
{\ADD{therein:}} it
{\ADD{is}} the
sabbath of the
{\ND{LORD}} in all your
dwellings.


\par }{\PP \VS{4}¶ These
{\ADD{are}} the
feasts of the
{\ND{LORD}},
{\ADD{even}}
holy
convocations, which ye shall
proclaim in their
seasons.

\VS{5}In the
fourteenth
{\ADD{day}} of the
first
month at
even
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
passover.

\VS{6}And on the
fifteenth
day of the same
month
{\ADD{is}} the
feast of unleavened
bread unto the
{\ND{LORD}}:
seven
days ye must
eat unleavened
bread.

\VS{7}In the
first
day ye shall have an
holy
convocation: ye shall
do no
servile
work therein.

\VS{8}But ye shall
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
seven
days: in the
seventh
day
{\ADD{is}} an
holy
convocation: ye shall
do no
servile
work
{\ADD{therein}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{9}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{10}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, When ye be
come into the
land which I
give unto you, and shall
reap the
harvest thereof, then ye shall
bring a
sheaf of the
firstfruits of your
harvest unto the
priest:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 23.10 }{\FT{sheaf: or, handful: Heb. omer}}}

\VS{11}And he shall
wave the
sheaf
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, to be
accepted for you: on the
morrow after the
sabbath the
priest shall
wave it.

\VS{12}And ye shall
offer that
day when ye
wave the
sheaf an he
lamb without
blemish of the
first
year for a burnt
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{13}And the meat
offering thereof
{\ADD{shall be}}
two tenth
deals of fine
flour
mingled with
oil, an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{for}} a
sweet
savour: and the drink
offering thereof
{\ADD{shall be}} of
wine, the
fourth
{\ADD{part}} of an
hin.

\VS{14}And ye shall
eat neither
bread, nor parched
corn, nor green
ears, until the
selfsame
day
that ye have
brought an
offering unto your
God:
{\ADD{it shall be}} a
statute for
ever throughout your
generations in all your
dwellings.


\par }{\PP \VS{15}¶ And ye shall
count unto you from the
morrow after the
sabbath, from the
day that ye
brought the
sheaf of the wave
offering;
seven
sabbaths shall
be
complete:

\VS{16}Even
unto the
morrow after the
seventh
sabbath shall ye
number
fifty
days; and ye shall
offer a
new meat
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{17}Ye shall bring
out of your
habitations
two
wave
loaves of
two tenth
deals: they shall be of fine
flour; they shall be
baken with
leaven;
{\ADD{they are}} the
firstfruits unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{18}And ye shall
offer with the
bread
seven
lambs without
blemish of the
first
year, and
one
young
bullock, and
two
rams: they shall be
{\ADD{for}} a burnt
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, with their meat
offering, and their drink
offerings,
{\ADD{even}} an offering made by
fire, of
sweet
savour unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{19}Then ye shall
sacrifice
one
kid of the
goats for a sin
offering, and
two
lambs of the
first
year for a
sacrifice of peace
offerings.

\VS{20}And the
priest shall
wave them with the
bread of the
firstfruits
{\ADD{for}} a wave
offering
before the
{\ND{LORD}}, with the
two
lambs: they shall be
holy to the
{\ND{LORD}} for the
priest.

\VS{21}And ye shall
proclaim on the
selfsame
day,
{\ADD{that}} it may be an
holy
convocation unto you: ye shall
do no
servile
work
{\ADD{therein: it shall be}} a
statute for
ever in all your
dwellings throughout your
generations.


\par }{\PP \VS{22}¶ And when ye
reap the
harvest of your
land, thou shalt not make clean
riddance of the
corners of thy
field when thou
reapest, neither shalt thou
gather any
gleaning of thy
harvest: thou shalt
leave them unto the
poor, and to the
stranger: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{24}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, In the
seventh
month, in the
first
{\ADD{day}} of the
month, shall ye have a
sabbath, a
memorial of
blowing of trumpets, an
holy
convocation.

\VS{25}Ye shall
do no
servile
work
{\ADD{therein:}} but ye shall
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{27}Also on the
tenth
{\ADD{day}} of this
seventh
month
{\ADD{there shall be}} a
day of
atonement: it shall be an
holy
convocation unto you; and ye shall
afflict your
souls, and
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{28}And ye shall
do no
work in that
same
day: for it
{\ADD{is}} a
day of
atonement, to make an
atonement for you
before the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.

\VS{29}For whatsoever
soul
{\ADD{it be}} that shall not be
afflicted in that
same
day, he shall be cut
off from among his
people.

\VS{30}And whatsoever
soul
{\ADD{it be}} that
doeth any
work in that
same
day, the same
soul will I
destroy from
among his
people.

\VS{31}Ye shall
do no manner of
work:
{\ADD{it shall be}} a
statute for
ever throughout your
generations in all your
dwellings.

\VS{32}It
{\ADD{shall be}} unto you a
sabbath of
rest, and ye shall
afflict your
souls: in the
ninth
{\ADD{day}} of the
month at
even, from
even unto
even, shall ye
celebrate your
sabbath.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 23.32 }{\FT{celebrate: Heb. rest}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{33}¶ And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{34}Speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying, The
fifteenth
day of this
seventh
month
{\ADD{shall be}} the
feast of
tabernacles
{\ADD{for}}
seven
days unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{35}On the
first
day
{\ADD{shall be}} an
holy
convocation: ye shall
do no
servile
work
{\ADD{therein}}.

\VS{36}Seven
days ye shall
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: on the
eighth
day shall be an
holy
convocation unto you; and ye shall
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}: it
{\ADD{is}} a solemn
assembly;
{\ADD{and}} ye shall
do no
servile
work
{\ADD{therein}}.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 23.36 }{\FT{solemn…: Heb. day of restraint}}}

\VS{37}These
{\ADD{are}} the
feasts of the
{\ND{LORD}}, which ye shall
proclaim
{\ADD{to be}}
holy
convocations, to
offer an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, a burnt
offering, and a meat
offering, a
sacrifice, and drink
offerings, every
thing upon
his
day:

\VS{38}Beside the
sabbaths of the
{\ND{LORD}}, and beside your
gifts, and beside all your
vows, and beside all your freewill
offerings, which ye
give unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{39}Also in the
fifteenth
day of the
seventh
month, when ye have
gathered in the
fruit of the
land, ye shall
keep a
feast unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
seven
days: on the
first
day
{\ADD{shall be}} a
sabbath, and on the
eighth
day
{\ADD{shall be}} a
sabbath.

\VS{40}And ye shall
take you on the
first
day the
boughs of
goodly
trees,
branches of
palm trees, and the
boughs of
thick
trees, and
willows of the
brook; and ye shall
rejoice
before the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God
seven
days.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 23.40 }{\FT{boughs of goodly trees: Heb. fruit of, etc}}}

\VS{41}And ye shall
keep it a
feast unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
seven
days in the
year.
{\ADD{It shall be}} a
statute for
ever in your
generations: ye shall
celebrate it in the
seventh
month.

\VS{42}Ye shall
dwell in
booths
seven
days; all that are
Israelites
born shall
dwell in
booths:

\VS{43}That your
generations may
know that I made the
children of
Israel to
dwell in
booths, when I brought them
out of the
land of
Egypt: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.

\VS{44}And
Moses
declared unto the
children of
Israel the
feasts of the
{\ND{LORD}}.




\par }\Chap{24}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Command the
children of
Israel, that they
bring unto thee
pure
oil
olive
beaten for the
light, to cause the
lamps to
burn
continually.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 24.2 }{\FT{to cause: Heb. to cause to ascend}}}

\VS{3}Without the
vail of the
testimony, in the
tabernacle of the
congregation, shall
Aaron
order it from the
evening unto the
morning
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
continually:
{\ADD{it shall be}} a
statute for
ever in your
generations.

\VS{4}He shall
order the
lamps upon the
pure
candlestick
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
continually.


\par }{\PP \VS{5}¶ And thou shalt
take fine
flour, and
bake
twelve
cakes thereof:
two tenth
deals shall be in
one
cake.

\VS{6}And thou shalt
set them in
two
rows,
six on a
row, upon the
pure
table
before the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{7}And thou shalt
put
pure
frankincense upon
{\ADD{each}}
row, that it may be on the
bread for a
memorial,
{\ADD{even}} an offering made by
fire unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{8}Every
sabbath he shall set
it in
order
before the
{\ND{LORD}}
continually,
{\ADD{being taken}} from the
children of
Israel by an
everlasting
covenant.

\VS{9}And it shall be
Aaron’s and his
sons’; and they shall
eat it in the
holy
place: for it
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy unto him of the
offerings of the
{\ND{LORD}} made by
fire by a
perpetual
statute.


\par }{\PP \VS{10}¶ And the
son of an
Israelitish
woman, whose
father
{\ADD{was}} an
Egyptian, went
out
among the
children of
Israel: and this
son of the
Israelitish
{\ADD{woman}} and a
man of
Israel strove
together in the
camp;

\VS{11}And the
Israelitish
woman’s
son
blasphemed the
name
{\ADD{of the
{\ND{LORD}}}}, and
cursed. And they
brought him unto
Moses: (and his
mother’s
name
{\ADD{was}}
Shelomith, the
daughter of
Dibri, of the
tribe of
Dan:)

\VS{12}And they
put him in
ward, that the
mind of the
{\ND{LORD}} might be
shewed them.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 24.12 }{\FT{that…: Heb. to expound unto them according to the mouth of the
{\ND{LORD}}}}}

\VS{13}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{14}Bring
forth him that hath
cursed
without the
camp; and let all that
heard
{\ADD{him}}
lay their
hands upon his
head, and let all the
congregation
stone him.

\VS{15}And thou shalt
speak unto the
children of
Israel,
saying,
Whosoever
curseth his
God shall
bear his
sin.

\VS{16}And he that
blasphemeth the
name of the
{\ND{LORD}}, he shall
surely be put to
death,
{\ADD{and}} all the
congregation shall
certainly
stone him: as well the
stranger, as he that is born in the
land, when he
blasphemeth the
name
{\ADD{of the
{\ND{LORD}}}}, shall be put to
death.


\par }{\PP \VS{17}¶ And
he that
killeth
any
man shall
surely be put to
death.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 24.17 }{\FT{killeth…: Heb. smiteth the life of a man}}}

\VS{18}And he that
killeth a
beast shall make it
good;
beast for
beast.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 24.18 }{\FT{beast for…: Heb. life for life}}}

\VS{19}And if a
man
cause a
blemish in his
neighbour; as he hath
done, so shall it be
done to him;

\VS{20}Breach for
breach,
eye for
eye,
tooth for
tooth: as he hath
caused a
blemish in a
man, so shall it be
done to him
{\ADD{again}}.

\VS{21}And he that
killeth a
beast, he shall
restore it: and he that
killeth a
man, he shall be put to
death.

\VS{22}Ye shall have
one manner of
law, as well for the
stranger, as for one of your own
country: for I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ And
Moses
spake to the
children of
Israel, that they should bring
forth him that had
cursed
out of the
camp, and
stone him with
stones. And the
children of
Israel
did as the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses.




\par }\Chap{25}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses in
mount
Sinai,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, When ye
come into the
land which I
give you, then shall the
land
keep a
sabbath unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 25.2 }{\FT{keep: Heb. rest}}}

\VS{3}Six
years thou shalt
sow thy
field, and
six
years thou shalt
prune thy
vineyard, and
gather in the
fruit thereof;

\VS{4}But in the
seventh
year shall be a
sabbath of
rest unto the
land, a
sabbath for the
{\ND{LORD}}: thou shalt neither
sow thy
field, nor
prune thy
vineyard.

\VS{5}That which groweth of its own
accord of thy
harvest thou shalt not
reap, neither
gather the
grapes of thy vine
undressed:
{\ADD{for}} it is a
year of
rest unto the
land.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 25.5 }{\FT{of thy vine…: Heb. of thy separation}}}

\VS{6}And the
sabbath of the
land shall be
meat for you; for thee, and for thy
servant, and for thy
maid, and for thy hired
servant, and for thy
stranger that
sojourneth with thee,

\VS{7}And for thy
cattle, and for the
beast that
{\ADD{are}} in thy
land, shall all the
increase thereof be
meat.


\par }{\PP \VS{8}¶ And thou shalt
number
seven
sabbaths of
years unto thee,
seven
times
seven
years; and the
space of the
seven
sabbaths of
years shall be unto thee
forty and
nine
years.

\VS{9}Then shalt thou cause the
trumpet of the
jubile to
sound on the
tenth
{\ADD{day}} of the
seventh
month, in the
day of
atonement shall ye make the
trumpet
sound throughout all your
land.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 25.9 }{\FT{of the jubile: Heb. loud of sound}}}

\VS{10}And ye shall
hallow the
fiftieth
year, and
proclaim
liberty throughout
{\ADD{all}} the
land unto all the
inhabitants thereof: it shall be a
jubile unto you; and ye shall
return every
man unto his
possession, and ye shall
return every
man unto his
family.

\VS{11}A
jubile shall that
fiftieth
year be unto you: ye shall not
sow, neither
reap that which
groweth of itself in it, nor
gather
{\ADD{the grapes}} in it of thy vine
undressed.

\VS{12}For it
{\ADD{is}} the
jubile; it shall be
holy unto you: ye shall
eat the
increase thereof out of the
field.

\VS{13}In the
year of this
jubile ye shall
return every
man unto his
possession.

\VS{14}And if thou
sell
ought unto thy
neighbour, or
buyest
{\ADD{ought}} of thy
neighbour’s
hand, ye shall not
oppress
one
another:

\VS{15}According to the
number of
years
after the
jubile thou shalt
buy of thy
neighbour,
{\ADD{and}} according unto the
number of
years of the
fruits he shall
sell unto thee:

\VS{16}According to the
multitude of
years thou shalt
increase the
price thereof, and
according to the
fewness of
years thou shalt
diminish the
price of it: for
{\ADD{according}} to the
number
{\ADD{of the years}} of the
fruits doth he
sell unto thee.

\VS{17}Ye shall not therefore
oppress
one
another; but thou shalt
fear thy
God: for I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{18}¶ Wherefore ye shall
do my
statutes, and
keep my
judgments, and
do them; and ye shall
dwell in the
land in
safety.

\VS{19}And the
land shall
yield her
fruit, and ye shall
eat your
fill, and
dwell therein in
safety.

\VS{20}And if ye shall
say, What shall we
eat the
seventh
year? behold, we shall not
sow, nor
gather in our
increase:

\VS{21}Then I will
command my
blessing upon you in the
sixth
year, and it shall bring
forth
fruit for
three
years.

\VS{22}And ye shall
sow the
eighth
year, and
eat
{\ADD{yet}} of
old
fruit until the
ninth
year; until her
fruits come
in ye shall
eat
{\ADD{of}} the
old
{\ADD{store}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{23}¶ The
land shall not be
sold for
ever: for the
land
{\ADD{is}} mine; for ye
{\ADD{are}}
strangers and
sojourners with me.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 25.23 }{\FT{for ever: or, to be quite cut off: Heb. for cutting off}}}

\VS{24}And in all the
land of your
possession ye shall
grant a
redemption for the
land.


\par }{\PP \VS{25}¶ If thy
brother be waxen
poor, and hath
sold away
{\ADD{some}} of his
possession, and if any of his
kin
come to
redeem it, then shall he
redeem that which his
brother
sold.

\VS{26}And if the
man have none to
redeem it, and
himself be
able to
redeem it;\FTNT{**}{{\FR 25.26 }{\FT{himself…: Heb. his hand hath attained and found sufficiency}}}

\VS{27}Then let him
count the
years of the
sale thereof, and
restore the
overplus unto the
man to whom he
sold it; that he may
return unto his
possession.

\VS{28}But if
he be not
able to
restore
{\ADD{it}} to him, then that which is
sold shall remain in the
hand of him that hath
bought it until the
year of
jubile: and in the
jubile it shall go
out, and he shall
return unto his
possession.

\VS{29}And if a
man
sell a
dwelling
house in a
walled
city, then he may
redeem it within a
whole
year after it is
sold;
{\ADD{within}} a full
year may he
redeem it.

\VS{30}And if it be not
redeemed within the
space of a
full
year, then the
house that
{\ADD{is}} in the
walled
city shall be
established for
ever to him that
bought it throughout his
generations: it shall not go
out in the
jubile.

\VS{31}But the
houses of the
villages which have no
wall round
about them shall be
counted as the
fields of the
country: they may be
redeemed, and they shall go
out in the
jubile.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 25.31 }{\FT{they may…: Heb. redemption belongeth unto it}}}

\VS{32}Notwithstanding the
cities of the
Levites,
{\ADD{and}} the
houses of the
cities of their
possession, may the
Levites
redeem at any
time.

\VS{33}And if a man
purchase of the
Levites, then the
house that was
sold, and the
city of his
possession, shall go
out in
{\ADD{the year of}}
jubile: for the
houses of the
cities of the
Levites
{\ADD{are}} their
possession
among the
children of
Israel.\FTNT{‡‡}{{\FR 25.33 }{\FT{a man…: or, one of the Levites redeem them}}}

\VS{34}But the
field of the
suburbs of their
cities may not be
sold; for it
{\ADD{is}} their
perpetual
possession.


\par }{\PP \VS{35}¶ And if thy
brother be waxen
poor, and fallen in
decay with
thee; then thou shalt
relieve him:
{\ADD{yea, though he be}} a
stranger, or a
sojourner; that he may
live with thee.\FTNT{§§}{{\FR 25.35 }{\FT{fallen…: Heb. his hand faileth}}}\FTNT{***}{{\FR 25.35 }{\FT{relieve: Heb. strengthen}}}

\VS{36}Take thou no
usury of him, or
increase: but
fear thy
God; that thy
brother may
live with thee.

\VS{37}Thou shalt not
give him thy
money upon
usury, nor
lend him thy
victuals for
increase.

\VS{38}I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, which brought you
forth out of the
land of
Egypt, to
give you the
land of
Canaan,
{\ADD{and}} to be your
God.


\par }{\PP \VS{39}¶ And if thy
brother
{\ADD{that dwelleth}} by thee be waxen
poor, and be
sold unto thee; thou shalt not
compel him to
serve as a
bondservant:\FTNT{†††}{{\FR 25.39 }{\FT{compel…: Heb. serve thyself with him with the service, etc}}}

\VS{40}{\ADD{But}} as an hired
servant,
{\ADD{and}} as a
sojourner, he shall be with thee,
{\ADD{and}} shall
serve thee unto the
year of
jubile:

\VS{41}And
{\ADD{then}} shall he
depart from thee,
{\ADD{both}} he and his
children with him, and shall
return unto his own
family, and unto the
possession of his
fathers shall he
return.

\VS{42}For they
{\ADD{are}} my
servants, which I brought
forth out of the
land of
Egypt: they shall not be
sold
as
bondmen.\FTNT{‡‡‡}{{\FR 25.42 }{\FT{as…: Heb. with the sale of a bondman}}}

\VS{43}Thou shalt not
rule over him with
rigour; but shalt
fear thy
God.

\VS{44}Both thy
bondmen, and thy
bondmaids, which thou shalt have,
{\ADD{shall be}} of the
heathen that are round
about you; of them shall ye
buy
bondmen and
bondmaids.

\VS{45}Moreover of the
children of the
strangers that do
sojourn among you, of them shall ye
buy, and of their
families that
{\ADD{are}} with you, which they
begat in your
land: and they shall be your
possession.

\VS{46}And ye shall take them as an
inheritance for your
children
after you, to
inherit
{\ADD{them for}} a
possession; they shall be your
bondmen for
ever: but over your
brethren the
children of
Israel, ye shall not
rule
one over
another with
rigour.\FTNT{§§§}{{\FR 25.46 }{\FT{they…: Heb. ye shall serve yourselves with them}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{47}¶ And if a
sojourner or
stranger wax
rich by
thee, and thy
brother
{\ADD{that dwelleth}} by him wax
poor, and
sell himself unto the
stranger
{\ADD{or}}
sojourner by thee, or to the
stock of the
stranger’s
family:\FTNT{*}{{\FR 25.47 }{\FT{wax rich…: Heb. his hand obtain, etc}}}

\VS{48}After that he is
sold he may be redeemed
again;
one of his
brethren may
redeem him:

\VS{49}Either his
uncle, or his
uncle’s
son, may
redeem him, or
{\ADD{any}} that is
nigh of
kin unto him of his
family may
redeem him; or if he be
able, he may
redeem
himself.

\VS{50}And he shall
reckon with him that
bought him from the
year that he was
sold to him unto the
year of
jubile: and the
price of his
sale shall be according unto the
number of
years, according to the
time of an hired
servant shall it be with him.

\VS{51}If
{\ADD{there be}} yet
many
years
{\ADD{behind}},
according unto them he shall give
again the price of his
redemption out of the
money that he was
bought for.

\VS{52}And if there
remain but
few
years unto the
year of
jubile, then he shall
count with him,
{\ADD{and}}
according unto his
years shall he give him
again the price of his
redemption.

\VS{53}{\ADD{And}} as a
yearly hired
servant shall he be with him:
{\ADD{and the other}} shall not
rule with
rigour over him in thy
sight.

\VS{54}And if he be not
redeemed in these
{\ADD{years}}, then he shall go
out in the
year of
jubile,
{\ADD{both}} he, and his
children with him.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 25.54 }{\FT{in these…: or, by these means}}}

\VS{55}For unto me the
children of
Israel
{\ADD{are}}
servants; they
{\ADD{are}} my
servants whom I brought
forth out of the
land of
Egypt: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.




\par }\Chap{26}{\PP \VerseOne{1}Ye shall
make you no
idols nor graven
image, neither rear you
up a standing
image, neither shall ye set
up
{\ADD{any}}
image of
stone in your
land, to bow
down unto it: for I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 26.1 }{\FT{standing…: or, pillar}}}\FTNT{†}{{\FR 26.1 }{\FT{image of…: or, figured stone: Heb. a stone of picture}}}


\par }{\PP \VS{2}¶ Ye shall
keep my
sabbaths, and
reverence my
sanctuary: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.


\par }{\PP \VS{3}¶ If ye
walk in my
statutes, and
keep my
commandments, and
do them;

\VS{4}Then I will
give you
rain in due
season, and the
land shall
yield her
increase, and the
trees of the
field shall
yield their
fruit.

\VS{5}And your
threshing shall
reach unto the
vintage, and the
vintage shall
reach unto the sowing
time: and ye shall
eat your
bread to the
full, and
dwell in your
land
safely.

\VS{6}And I will
give
peace in the
land, and ye shall lie
down, and none shall make
{\ADD{you}}
afraid: and I will
rid
evil
beasts out of the
land, neither shall the
sword
go through your
land.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 26.6 }{\FT{rid: Heb. cause to cease}}}

\VS{7}And ye shall
chase your
enemies, and they shall
fall
before you by the
sword.

\VS{8}And
five of you shall
chase an
hundred, and an
hundred of you shall put ten
thousand to
flight: and your
enemies shall
fall
before you by the
sword.

\VS{9}For I will have
respect unto you, and make you
fruitful, and
multiply you, and
establish my
covenant with you.

\VS{10}And ye shall
eat old
store, and bring
forth the
old
because of the
new.

\VS{11}And I will
set my
tabernacle
among you: and my
soul shall not
abhor you.

\VS{12}And I will
walk
among you, and will
be your
God, and ye shall
be my
people.

\VS{13}I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} your
God, which brought you
forth out of the
land of
Egypt, that ye should not be their
bondmen; and I have
broken the
bands of your
yoke, and made you
go
upright.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ But if ye will not
hearken unto me, and will not
do all these
commandments;

\VS{15}And if ye shall
despise my
statutes, or if your
soul
abhor my
judgments, so that ye will not
do all my
commandments,
{\ADD{but}} that ye
break my
covenant:

\VS{16}I also will
do this unto you; I will even
appoint over you
terror,
consumption, and the burning
ague, that shall
consume the
eyes, and cause
sorrow of
heart: and ye shall
sow your
seed in
vain, for your
enemies shall
eat it.\FTNT{§}{{\FR 26.16 }{\FT{over: Heb. upon}}}

\VS{17}And I will
set my
face against you, and ye shall be
slain
before your
enemies: they that
hate you shall
reign over you; and ye shall
flee when none
pursueth you.

\VS{18}And if ye will not
yet for all this
hearken unto me, then I will
punish you seven
times
more for your
sins.

\VS{19}And I will
break the
pride of your
power; and I will
make your
heaven as
iron, and your
earth as
brass:

\VS{20}And your
strength shall be
spent in
vain: for your
land shall not
yield her
increase, neither shall the
trees of the
land
yield their
fruits.


\par }{\PP \VS{21}¶ And if ye
walk
contrary unto me, and
will not
hearken unto me; I will
bring seven
times
more
plagues upon you according to your
sins.\FTNT{**}{{\FR 26.21 }{\FT{contrary…: or, at all adventures with me}}}

\VS{22}I will also
send
wild
beasts among you, which shall rob you of your
children, and
destroy your
cattle, and make you few in
number; and your
{\ADD{high}}
ways shall be
desolate.

\VS{23}And if ye will not be
reformed by me by these things, but will
walk
contrary unto me;

\VS{24}Then will I also
walk
contrary unto you, and will
punish you
yet seven
times for your
sins.

\VS{25}And I will
bring a
sword upon you, that shall
avenge the
quarrel of
{\ADD{my}}
covenant: and when ye are gathered
together
within your
cities, I will
send the
pestilence
among you; and ye shall be
delivered into the
hand of the
enemy.

\VS{26}{\ADD{And}} when I have
broken the
staff of your
bread,
ten
women shall
bake your
bread in
one
oven, and they shall
deliver
{\ADD{you}} your
bread
again by
weight: and ye shall
eat, and not be
satisfied.

\VS{27}And if ye will not for all
this
hearken unto me, but
walk
contrary unto me;

\VS{28}Then I will
walk
contrary unto you also in
fury; and I,
even I, will
chastise you seven
times for your
sins.

\VS{29}And ye shall
eat the
flesh of your
sons, and the
flesh of your
daughters shall ye
eat.

\VS{30}And I will
destroy your high
places, and cut
down your
images, and
cast your
carcases upon the
carcases of your
idols, and my
soul shall
abhor you.

\VS{31}And I will
make your
cities
waste, and
bring your
sanctuaries unto
desolation, and I will not
smell the
savour of your sweet
odours.

\VS{32}And I will
bring the
land into
desolation: and your
enemies which
dwell therein shall be
astonished at it.

\VS{33}And I will
scatter you among the
heathen, and will draw
out a
sword
after you: and your
land shall be
desolate, and your
cities
waste.

\VS{34}Then shall the
land
enjoy her
sabbaths, as
long as it lieth
desolate, and ye
{\ADD{be}} in your
enemies’
land;
{\ADD{even}} then shall the
land
rest, and
enjoy her
sabbaths.

\VS{35}As long
as it lieth
desolate it shall
rest; because it did not
rest in your
sabbaths, when ye
dwelt upon it.

\VS{36}And upon them that are
left
{\ADD{alive}} of you I will
send a
faintness into their
hearts in the
lands of their
enemies; and the
sound of a
shaken
leaf shall
chase them; and they shall
flee, as
fleeing from a
sword; and they shall
fall when none
pursueth.\FTNT{††}{{\FR 26.36 }{\FT{shaken: Heb. driven}}}

\VS{37}And they shall
fall
one upon
another, as it were
before a
sword, when none
pursueth: and ye shall have no power to
stand
before your
enemies.

\VS{38}And ye shall
perish among the
heathen, and the
land of your
enemies shall eat you
up.

\VS{39}And they that are
left of you shall pine
away in their
iniquity in your
enemies’
lands; and also in the
iniquities of their
fathers shall they pine
away with them.


\par }{\PP \VS{40}If they shall
confess their
iniquity, and the
iniquity of their
fathers, with their
trespass which they
trespassed against me, and that also they have
walked
contrary unto me;

\VS{41}And
{\ADD{that}} I also have
walked
contrary unto them, and have
brought them into the
land of their
enemies; if
then their
uncircumcised
hearts be
humbled, and they then
accept of the punishment of their
iniquity:

\VS{42}Then will I
remember my
covenant with
Jacob, and also my
covenant with
Isaac, and also my
covenant with
Abraham will I
remember; and I will
remember the
land.

\VS{43}The
land also shall be
left of them, and shall
enjoy her
sabbaths, while she lieth
desolate without them: and they shall
accept of the punishment of their
iniquity:
because, even
because they
despised my
judgments, and because their
soul
abhorred my
statutes.

\VS{44}And
yet for all
that, when they
be in the
land of their
enemies, I will not cast them
away, neither will I
abhor them, to destroy them
utterly, and to
break my
covenant with them: for I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}} their
God.

\VS{45}But I will for their sakes
remember the
covenant of their
ancestors, whom I brought
forth out of the
land of
Egypt in the
sight of the
heathen, that I might be their
God: I
{\ADD{am}} the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{46}These
{\ADD{are}} the
statutes and
judgments and
laws, which the
{\ND{LORD}}
made between him and the
children of
Israel in
mount
Sinai by the
hand of
Moses.




\par }\Chap{27}{\PP \VerseOne{1}And the
{\ND{LORD}}
spake unto
Moses,
saying,

\VS{2}Speak unto the
children of
Israel, and
say unto them, When a
man shall make a
singular
vow, the
persons
{\ADD{shall be}} for the
{\ND{LORD}} by thy
estimation.

\VS{3}And thy
estimation shall be of the
male from
twenty
years
old even unto
sixty
years
old, even thy
estimation shall be
fifty
shekels of
silver, after the
shekel of the
sanctuary.

\VS{4}And if it
{\ADD{be}} a
female, then thy
estimation shall be
thirty
shekels.

\VS{5}And if
{\ADD{it be}} from
five
years
old even unto
twenty
years
old, then thy
estimation shall be of the
male
twenty
shekels, and for the
female
ten
shekels.

\VS{6}And if
{\ADD{it be}} from a
month
old even unto
five
years
old, then thy
estimation shall be of the
male
five
shekels of
silver, and for the
female thy
estimation
{\ADD{shall be}}
three
shekels of
silver.

\VS{7}And if
{\ADD{it be}} from
sixty
years
old and
above; if
{\ADD{it be}} a
male, then thy
estimation shall be
fifteen
shekels, and for the
female
ten
shekels.

\VS{8}But if he be
poorer than thy
estimation, then he shall
present himself
before the
priest, and the
priest shall
value him; according
to his
ability that
vowed shall the
priest
value him.

\VS{9}And if
{\ADD{it be}} a
beast, whereof men
bring an
offering unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, all that
{\ADD{any man}}
giveth of such unto the
{\ND{LORD}} shall be
holy.

\VS{10}He shall not
alter it, nor
change it, a
good for a
bad, or a
bad for a
good: and if he shall at
all
change
beast for
beast, then it and the
exchange thereof shall be
holy.

\VS{11}And if
{\ADD{it be}} any
unclean
beast, of which they do not
offer a
sacrifice unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, then he shall
present the
beast
before the
priest:

\VS{12}And the
priest shall
value it,
whether it be
good
or
bad: as thou
valuest it,
{\ADD{who art}} the
priest, so shall it be.\FTNT{*}{{\FR 27.12 }{\FT{as…: Heb. according to thy estimation, O priest, etc}}}

\VS{13}But if he will at
all
redeem it, then he shall
add a
fifth
{\ADD{part}} thereof unto thy
estimation.


\par }{\PP \VS{14}¶ And when a
man shall
sanctify his
house
{\ADD{to be}}
holy unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, then the
priest shall
estimate it, whether it be
good or
bad: as the
priest shall
estimate it, so shall it
stand.

\VS{15}And if he that
sanctified it will
redeem his
house, then he shall
add the
fifth
{\ADD{part}} of the
money of thy
estimation unto it, and it shall be his.

\VS{16}And if a
man shall
sanctify unto the
{\ND{LORD}}
{\ADD{some part}} of a
field of his
possession, then thy
estimation shall be
according to the
seed thereof: an
homer of
barley
seed
{\ADD{shall be valued}} at
fifty
shekels of
silver.\FTNT{†}{{\FR 27.16 }{\FT{an…: or, the land of an homer, etc}}}

\VS{17}If he
sanctify his
field from the
year of
jubile, according to thy
estimation it shall
stand.

\VS{18}But if he
sanctify his
field
after the
jubile, then the
priest shall
reckon unto him the
money according
to the
years that
remain, even unto the
year of the
jubile, and it shall be
abated from thy
estimation.

\VS{19}And if he that
sanctified the
field will in any
wise
redeem it, then he shall
add the
fifth
{\ADD{part}} of the
money of thy
estimation unto it, and it shall be
assured to him.

\VS{20}And if he will not
redeem the
field, or if he have
sold the
field to
another
man, it shall not be
redeemed any more.

\VS{21}But the
field, when it goeth
out in the
jubile, shall be
holy unto the
{\ND{LORD}}, as a
field
devoted; the
possession thereof shall be the
priest’s.

\VS{22}And if
{\ADD{a man}}
sanctify unto the
{\ND{LORD}} a
field which he hath
bought, which
{\ADD{is}} not of the
fields of his
possession;

\VS{23}Then the
priest shall
reckon unto him the
worth of thy
estimation,
{\ADD{even}} unto the
year of the
jubile: and he shall
give thine
estimation in that
day,
{\ADD{as}} a holy
thing unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{24}In the
year of the
jubile the
field shall
return unto him of whom it was
bought,
{\ADD{even}} to him to whom the
possession of the
land
{\ADD{did belong}}.

\VS{25}And all thy
estimations shall be according to the
shekel of the
sanctuary:
twenty
gerahs shall be the
shekel.


\par }{\PP \VS{26}¶ Only the
firstling of the
beasts, which should be the
{\ND{LORD’s}}
firstling, no
man shall
sanctify it; whether
{\ADD{it be}}
ox, or
sheep: it
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}.\FTNT{‡}{{\FR 27.26 }{\FT{firstling of: Heb. firstborn, etc}}}

\VS{27}And if
{\ADD{it be}} of an
unclean
beast, then he shall
redeem
{\ADD{it}} according to thine
estimation, and shall
add a
fifth
{\ADD{part}} of it thereto: or if it be not
redeemed, then it shall be
sold according to thy
estimation.

\VS{28}Notwithstanding no devoted
thing, that a
man shall
devote unto the
{\ND{LORD}} of all that he hath,
{\ADD{both}} of
man and
beast, and of the
field of his
possession, shall be
sold or
redeemed: every devoted
thing
{\ADD{is}}
most
holy unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{29}None
devoted, which shall
be
devoted of
men, shall be
redeemed;
{\ADD{but}} shall
surely be put to
death.

\VS{30}And all the
tithe of the
land,
{\ADD{whether}} of the
seed of the
land,
{\ADD{or}} of the
fruit of the
tree,
{\ADD{is}} the
{\ND{LORD’s}}:
{\ADD{it is}}
holy unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{31}And if a
man will at
all
redeem
{\ADD{ought}} of his
tithes, he shall
add thereto the
fifth
{\ADD{part}} thereof.

\VS{32}And concerning the
tithe of the
herd, or of the
flock,
{\ADD{even}} of whatsoever
passeth under the
rod, the
tenth shall be
holy unto the
{\ND{LORD}}.

\VS{33}He shall not
search whether it be
good or
bad, neither shall he
change it: and if he
change it at
all, then both it and the
change thereof shall be
holy; it shall not be
redeemed.

\VS{34}These
{\ADD{are}} the
commandments, which the
{\ND{LORD}}
commanded
Moses for the
children of
Israel in
mount
Sinai.


\par }