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2 Cronache 35:7

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7 E Giosia presentò al comun popolo, che si trovò quivi, del minuto bestiame, agnelli, e capretti, in numero di trentamila, tutti per la Pasqua; e tremila buoi; i quali erano delle facoltà proprie del re.

2 Cronache 35:7 Meaning and Commentary

2 Chronicles 35:7

And Josiah gave to the people, of the flock, lambs and kids,
all for the passover offerings
Which be either lambs or kids of the goats, ( Exodus 12:5 ) , for all that were present, to the number of 30,000; that is, 30,000 lambs or kids, which would serve 30,000 families:

and three thousand bullocks;
these were for the "chagigah" or feast, kept on the day following the passover:

these were of the king's substance;
taken out of his flocks and herds, or bought with his money, and liberally given to the people, to such poor families as could not afford well to be at the expense of such a festival.

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2 Cronache 35:7 In-Context

5 E state nel luogo santo, per ministrare a’ vostri fratelli del popolo, divisi per case paterne; e ad una parte delle case paterne de’ Leviti;
6 e scannate la Pasqua; e dopo esservi santificati, apparecchiatela a’ vostri fratelli; acciocchè la facciano secondo la parola del Signore, data per Mosè.
7 E Giosia presentò al comun popolo, che si trovò quivi, del minuto bestiame, agnelli, e capretti, in numero di trentamila, tutti per la Pasqua; e tremila buoi; i quali erano delle facoltà proprie del re.
8 I suoi principali ufficiali fecero anch’essi liberalmente presenti al popolo, a’ sacerdoti, ed a’ Leviti. Ed Hilchia, e Zaccaria, e Iehiel, conduttori della Casa di Dio, donarono a’ sacerdoti, per la Pasqua, duemila seicento tra agnelli e capretti, e trecento buoi.
9 E Conania, e Semaia, e Natanael, suoi fratelli, ed Hasabia, e Ieiel, e Iozabad, capi de’ Leviti, presentarono a’ Leviti, per la Pasqua, cinquemila tra agnelli e capretti, e cinquecento buoi.
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