Lìwèijì 7:27

27 Wúlùn shì shuí chī xuè , nà rén bì cóng mín zhōng jiǎnchú .

Lìwèijì 7:27 Meaning and Commentary

Leviticus 7:27

Whatsoever soul [it be] that eateth any manner of blood,
&c.] The Targum of Jonathan adds, of any living creature, that is, of any while it is alive; for the Jews always interpret the law in ( Genesis 9:4 ) of the member of a living creature torn off from it, and its flesh with the blood eaten directly:

even that soul shall be cut off from his people;
Maimonides ^F18 observes, that to some sorts of food cutting off is threatened, particularly to blood, because of the eager desire of men to eat it in those times, and because it precipitated them to a certain species of idolatry; he means that of the Zabians, of which (See Gill on Ezekiel 33:25) of the true reason of the prohibition of eating blood under the law, see ( Leviticus 17:10 )

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FOOTNOTES:

F18 Moreh Nevochim, par. 3. c. 41.

Lìwèijì 7:27 In-Context

25 Wúlùn hé rén chī le xiàn gĕi Yēhéhuá dàng huǒ jì shēngchù de zhīyóu , nà rén bì cóng mín zhōng jiǎnchú .

26 Zaì nǐmen yīqiè de zhù chǔ , wúlùn shì qiǎo niǎo de xuè shì yĕshòu de xuè , nǐmen dōu bùkĕ chī .

27 Wúlùn shì shuí chī xuè , nà rén bì cóng mín zhōng jiǎnchú .

28 Yēhéhuá duì Móxī shuō ,

29 Nǐ xiǎoyù Yǐsèliè rén shuō , xiàn píngān jì gĕi Yēhéhuá de , yào cóng píngān jì zhōng qǔ xiē lái fèng gĕi Yēhéhuá .