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Leviticus 8 (NIV)
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Lev.8.10

8:10 making them holy: God is the Holy One (Pss 22:3; 78:41). In the strictest sense, only God can make a person or thing holy (Lev 20:8; 21:15, 23; 22:9, 16, 32; Exod 31:13; see Heb 2:11); the actions of Moses simply recognized and declared what God had done (also in Lev 8:11, 12, 15).

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Lev.8.13

8:13 For the attire of the common priests, see Exod 28:40-41.

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Lev.8.1-36

8:1-36 In Exod 28–29, the Lord gave Moses specific instructions for clothing and for ordaining Aaron and his sons as priests. In Exod 39:1-31; 40:12-16; and Lev 8, the commands were carried out. Moses didn’t just pass along the instructions verbally; he enacted the rituals to provide an example for the priests down to the last detail, just as the Lord had co...

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8:1-36 In Exod 28–29, the Lord gave Moses specific instructions for clothing and for ordaining Aaron and his sons as priests. In Exod 39:1-31; 40:12-16; and Lev 8, the commands were carried out. Moses didn’t just pass along the instructions verbally; he enacted the rituals to provide an example for the priests down to the last detail, just as the Lord had commanded him (8:9, 13, 17, 21, 29). Because the penalty for disobedience was death, God made sure the priests knew exactly what to do.

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Lev.8.14

8:14 sin offering (see 4:3-12): Two atoning offerings were made—the sin offering (8:14-17) and the whole burnt offering (8:18-21). • By placing their hands on the bull’s head (see 1:4), Aaron and his sons were identifying themselves with the sacrifice (also in 8:18, 22).

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exodus 28:1-43

exodus 28:1-43

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exodus 28:1-46

exodus 28:1-46

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exodus 28:6-14

exodus 28:6-14

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exodus 28:15-30

exodus 28:15-30