| PART I. |
| THE TABERNACLE WORSHIP. |
| (Lev. i.-x., xvi.) |
| CHAPTER I. |
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| INTRODUCTORY (i. 1) | 3 |
The Origin and Authority of Leviticus, 5.—The Occasion and Plan of Leviticus, 18.—The Purpose of Leviticus, 20.—The Present-day use of Leviticus, 24.
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| CHAPTER II. |
| SACRIFICE: THE BURNT-OFFERING (i. 2-4) | 29 |
The Ritual of the Burnt-offering, 36.—The Presentation of the Victim, 39.—The Laying on of the Hand, 41.
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| CHAPTER III. |
| THE BURNT-OFFERING [CONCLUDED] (i. 5-17; vi. 8-13) | 47 |
| The Killing of the Victim, 47.—The Sprinkling of the Blood, 48.—The Sacrificial Burning, 50.—The Continual Burnt-offering, 59. |
| CHAPTER IV. |
| THE MEAL-OFFERING (ii. 1-16; vi. 14-23) | 63 |
The Daily Meal-Offering, 79.
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| CHAPTER V. |
| THE PEACE-OFFERING (iii. 1-17; vii. 11-34; xix. 5-8; xxii. 21-25) | 82 |
The Prohibition of Fat and Blood, 99.—Thank-offerings, Vows, and Freewill-offerings, 104.
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| CHAPTER VI. |
| THE SIN-OFFERING (iv. 1-35) | 109 |
Graded Responsibility, 120.
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| CHAPTER VII. |
| THE RITUAL OF THE SIN-OFFERING (iv. 4-35; v. 1-13; vi. 24-30) | 134 |
The Sprinkling of the Blood, 136.—The Sanctity of the Sin-offering,
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| CHAPTER VIII. |
| THE GUILT-OFFERING (v. 14; vi. 7; vii. 1-7) | 155 |
| CHAPTER IX. |
| THE PRIESTS' PORTIONS (vi. 16-18, 26; vii. 6-10, 14, 31-36) | 175 |
| CHAPTER X. |
| THE CONSECRATION OF AARON AND HIS SONS, AND OF THE TABERNACLE (viii. 1-36) | 181 |
The Levitical Priesthood and Tabernacle as Types, 184.—The Washing with Water, 190.—The Investiture, 191.—The Anointing, 201.—The Consecration Sacrifices, 204.
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| CHAPTER XI. |
| THE INAUGURATION OF THE TABERNACLE SERVICE (ix. 1-24) | 219 |
The Double Benediction, 231.
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| CHAPTER XII. |
| NADAB'S AND ABIHU'S "STRANGE FIRE" (x. 1-20) | 237 |
Mourning in Silence, 247.—Carefulness after Judgment, 250.
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| CHAPTER XIII. |
| THE GREAT DAY OF ATONEMENT (xvi. 1-34) | 256 |
| Azazel, 264. |
| PART II. |
| THE LAW OF THE DAILY LIFE. |
| (Lev. xi.-xv.; xvii.-xxv.) |
| CHAPTER XIV. |
| CLEAN AND UNCLEAN ANIMALS, AND DEFILEMENT BY DEAD BODIES (xi. 1-47) | 277 |
| CHAPTER XV. |
| OF THE UNCLEANNESS OF ISSUES (xv. 1-33) | 305 |
| CHAPTER XVI. |
| THE UNCLEANNESS OF CHILD-BEARING (xii. 1-8) | 313 |
The Ordinance of Circumcision, 315.—Purification after Child-birth, 320.
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| CHAPTER XVII. |
| THE UNCLEANNESS OF LEPROSY (xiii. 1-46) | 327 |
| CHAPTER XVIII. |
| THE CLEANSING OF THE LEPER (xiv. 1-32) | 345 |
Leprosy in a Garment or House, 358.
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| CHAPTER XIX. |
| HOLINESS IN EATING (xvii. 1-16) | 367 |
| CHAPTER XX. |
| THE LAW OF HOLINESS: CHASTITY (xviii. 1-30) | 379 |
| CHAPTER XXI. |
| THE LAW OF HOLINESS [CONCLUDED] (xix. 1-37) | 391 |
| CHAPTER XXII. |
| PENAL SANCTIONS (xx. 1-27) | 418 |
| CHAPTER XXIII. |
| THE LAW OF PRIESTLY HOLINESS (xxi. 1-xxii. 33) | 432 |
| CHAPTER XXIV. |
| THE SET FEASTS OF THE LORD (xxiii. 1-44) | 447 |
The Weekly Sabbath, 453.—Passover and Unleavened Bread, 455.—Pentecost, 459.—The Feast of Trumpets, 461.—The Day of Atonement, 463.—The Feast of Tabernacles, 464.—Typical Meaning of the Feasts of the Seventh Month, 468.
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| CHAPTER XXV. |
| THE HOLY LIGHT AND THE SHEW-BREAD: THE BLASPHEMER'S END (xxiv. 1-23) | 474 |
The "Bread of the Presence," 477.—The Penalty of Blasphemy, 480.
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| CHAPTER XXVI. |
| THE SABBATIC YEAR AND THE JUBILEE (xxv. 1-55) | 487 |
The Jubilee, 489.—The Jubilee and the Land, 491.—The Jubilee and Dwelling-houses, 494.—The Jubilee and Slavery, 497.—Practical Objects of the Sabbatic Year and the Jubilee, 502.—Typical Significance of the Sabbatic and Jubilee Years, 510.
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| PART III. |
| CONCLUSION AND APPENDIX. |
| (Lev. xxvi., xxvii.) |
| CHAPTER XXVII. |
| THE PROMISES AND THREATS OF THE COVENANT (xxvi. 1-46) | 519 |
The Promises of the Covenant, 521.—"The Vengeance of the Covenant," 522.—The Promised Restoration, 534.
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| CHAPTER XXVIII. |
| CONCERNING VOWS (xxvii. 1-34) | 541 |
The Vowing of Persons, 542.—The Vowing of Domestic Animals, 545.—The Vowing of Houses and Fields, 546.—The Vow in New Testament Ethics, 549.—Exclusions from the Vow, 553.—The Law of the Ban, 554.—The Law of the Tithe, 559.
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