3:6

The word {hakraiv,} here rendered bring near, is properly a sacrificial word, and signifies the presenting of a sacrifice or offering to the Lord. As an offering, the tribe of Levi was entirely given up to the service of the sanctuary, to be no longer their own, but the Lord's.

3:6

suku Lewi

Ul 10:8; 31:9; 1Taw 15:2 [Semua]

melayani dia.

Bil 8:6-22; 18:1-7; 2Taw 29:11 [Semua]

8:13

mengunjukkan .... persembahan unjukan ........ persembahan timang-timangan(TB)/melalulalangkan(TL) <05130 08573> [offer them.]

{Wehainaphta othom tenoophath,} literlly, as in ver. 11, "and thou shalt wave them for a wave-offering;" manifestly in allusion to the ancient sacrificial rite of waving the sacrifices before the Lord; and it is probable, that some significant action, analogous to the waving of the sacrifice, was employed on this occasion; for the Levites were considered as an offering to the Lord, to whose service they were wholly dedicated. To this the apostle Paul manifestly alludes, when, in writing to the Romans, he says, (ch. 12:1,) "I beseech you, therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service."

8:13

persembahan unjukan

Kel 29:24; [Lihat FULL. Kel 29:24]

27:19

kepadanya perintahmu(TB)/lantikkanlah(TL) <06680> [give him.]

27:19

kepadanya perintahmu

Bil 27:23; Ul 3:28; 31:14,23 [Semua]

mata mereka

Ul 31:7