A Census, xxx. ii–16.
A census not sinful. David’s transgression. The half-shekel. Equality of man, [420].—Christ paid it, [421].—Its employment, [422].
The Laver, xxx. 17–21.
Behind the altar. Purity of priests, [422].—Made of the mirrors, [423].
Anointing Oil and Incense, xxx. 22–38.
Their ingredients. All the vessels anointed, [423].—Forbidden to secular uses, [424].—Modern analogies, [425]–[6].
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Bezaleel and Aholiab, xxxi. 1–18.
Secular gifts are sacred, [427]–[29].—The Sabbath. The tables and “the finger of God,” [430].