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Monday, April 29th, 2024
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Bible Commentaries
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Bibliographical Information
Darby, John. "Commentary on Exodus 28". "John Darby's Synopsis of the New Testament". https://beta.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/dsn/exodus-28.html. 1857-67.
Darby, John. "Commentary on Exodus 28". "John Darby's Synopsis of the New Testament". https://beta.studylight.org/
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Introduction
1:1 with (a-22) Lit. 'the man and.'
Verse 1
28:1 me (g-24) Lit. '(serve) towards me.'
Verse 3
28:3 wise-hearted, (h-9) Or 'intelligent.'
Verse 4
28:4 vest, (i-21) Or 'tunic,' 'shirt.' girdle; (k-26) The original word is used as well for that of Aaron (see also ver. 39 and ch. 39.29) as for that of his sons.
Verse 8
28:8 girdle (l-3) The word means, of skilful workmanship. used only of the high priest's girdle -- vers. 27,28; Exodus 29:5 ; ch. 39.5,20,21; Leviticus 8:7 .
Verse 9
28:9 onyx (m-6) Or 'beryl.'
Verse 11
28:11 enclosures (a-32) Or 'plaited-work.' so vers. 13,14,25, and ch. 39.6,13,16,18; Psalms 45:13 .
Verse 17
28:17 settings (b-7) Lit. 'fill in it fillings.' sardoin, (c-18) Carnelian.
Verse 20
28:20 onyx, (d-9) Or beryl.'
Verse 27
28:27 by (e-26) Or 'near.'
Verse 29
28:29 sanctuary, (f-26) Kodesh . see Note at ch. 25.8.
Verse 30
28:30 Urim (g-11) Light, or Lights. Thummim, (h-14) Perfection, or Perfections.
Verse 32
28:32 head (i-6) Or 'the opening above.'
Verse 35
28:35 sanctuary (a-20) Kodesh . see Note at ch. 25.8.
Verse 39
28:39 weave (b-4) Properly 'weave in checker work.' see ver. 4.
Verse 41
28:41 them, (c-21) Lit 'fill their hand.' so chs. 29.9,33,35; 32.29, &c.
Verse 42
28:42 trousers (d-7) Or 'breeches' as Leviticus 6:10 . reach. (e-23) Lit. 'shall they be.'