Levítico 10:10

10 não somente para fazer separação entre o santo e o profano, e entre o imundo e o limpo,

Levítico 10:10 Meaning and Commentary

Leviticus 10:10

And that ye may put difference between holy and unholy,
&c.] That being sober they might be able to distinguish between the one and the other; which a drunken man, having his mind and senses disturbed, is not capable of; as between holy and unholy persons, and between holy and unholy things; particularly, as Aben Ezra interprets it, between a sacred place and one that is common, and between a holy day and a common week day; the knowledge and memory of which may be lost through intemperance; and so that may be done in a place and on a day which ought not to be done, or that omitted on a day and in a place which ought to be done:

and between unclean and clean;
between unclean men and women, beasts and fowls, and clean ones; and between unclean things in a ceremonial sense, and those that are clean, which a man in liquor may be no judge of: hence, as the above writer observes, after this section follow laws concerning fowls clean and unclean, the purification of a woman after childbirth, the leprosy in men, garments and houses, and concerning profluvious and menstruous persons; all which the priests were to be judges of, and therefore ought to be sober.

Levítico 10:10 In-Context

8 Falou também o Senhor a Arão, dizendo:
9 Não bebereis vinho nem bebida forte, nem tu nem teus filhos contigo, quando entrardes na tenda da revelação, para que não morrais; estatuto perpétuo será isso pelas vossas gerações,
10 não somente para fazer separação entre o santo e o profano, e entre o imundo e o limpo,
11 mas também para ensinar aos filhos de Israel todos os estatutos que o Senhor lhes tem dado por intermédio de Moisés.
12 Também disse Moisés a Arão, e a Eleazar e Itamar, seus filhos que lhe ficaram: Tomai a oferta de cereais que resta das ofertas queimadas do Senhor, e comei-a sem levedura junto do altar, porquanto é coisa santíssima.
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