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SYNOPTIC TABLE OF LEVITICUS There are three parts to this Book: I. Laws concerning sacrifices: chapters 1-7: in which are: 1. The kinds...

6. The three principal parts of the same: I. Laws concerning sacrifices, and the types and rites of the same (Leviticus 1-7). II. The...

5. The Chronology of the book. The Chronology of the book is completed in a single month, that is, from the erection of the tabernacle on...

4. The Scope/Goal of the book is to hand on the sacred or legitimate law of the Jews, and to lead to faith in the coming Priest, Christ....

3. The spiritual signification of the book. Means of the understanding of the same. And indeed, it is not able to be doubted, that these...

2. The argument of the book. It contains τάξιν ἱερατικὴν, the Ecclesiastical Agenda, and the Law of the High Priests. However many...

1. The names of Leviticus. ויקרא, and the Synonyms of the Hebrews. The third book of Moses is vulgarly called Leviticus, because it...

The names of Leviticus. ויקרא, and the Synonyms of the Hebrews, 1. The argument of the book. It contains τάξιν ἱερατικὴν, the priestly...

HEBREW: מכילתא/Mekhilta.[1] Let the Interpreters of the Books of the Old Testament and of the Pentateuch be added. [1] The Mekhilha is a...

ROMAN CATHOLIC: Barradius,[1] Lippomanus,[2] Lorinus,[3] Moncæius,[4] Pererius,[5] Petra-Sancta,[6] Tostatus Abulensis,[7] Cajetan,...

LUTHERAN: Constantinus Phrygio,[1] Pelargus,[2] Terserus,[3] Varenius,[4] Dorsche.[5] [1] In Exodum. Paulus Constantinus Phrygio...

REFORMED: Gallasius,[1] Leo Jud,[2] Ravensperger,[3] Rivet,[4] Simmler,[5] Zwingli.[6] English: Arthur Lake,[7] Cartwright,[8] Willet,[9]...

HOLY FATHERS: Ambrose, Gregory Nyssen, Hippolytus,[1] Tertullian,[2] Origen,[3] Procopius, Bede, Rupertus, Quæstiones of Augustine,...

There are three parts to this Book: I. The History of the persecution of the Israelites in Egypt: chapters 1-12: in which is: 1. The...

6. A division of the same, in which are woven together in an orderly manner: I. The history of the persecution of the Israelites in Egypt...

5. The chronology of the book. Moreover, Exodus contains the events of nearly one hundred and forty-five years. Which reckoning of the...

4. An historical synopsis of Exodus displayed in the narration of Stephen, Acts 7, and a didactic synopsis in the words of Saint Paul,...

3. The scope of the same, the fulfillment of the promise concerning the possession of the land of Canaan, demonstration of judgments of...

2. The argument of the book. Now, Exodus comprehends the history of the persecution of the Israelites in Egypt, their miraculous...

1. The nomenclature of Exodus. This book is called Exodus, that is, departure,[1] by a certain ὁδὸν/way, because it begins with the...