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Esdra 8:35

Listen to Esdra 8:35
35 E quelli ch’erano stati in cattività, ed erano ritornati, offersero per olocausto all’Iddio d’Israele, dodici giovenchi per tutto Israele, novantasei montoni, settantasette agnelli, e dodici becchi per lo peccato; tutto ciò fu offerto in olocausto al Signore.

Esdra 8:35 Meaning and Commentary

Ezra 8:35

Also the children of those that had been carried away, which
were come out of the captivity
Namely, those that now came along with Ezra:

offered
burnt offerings unto the God of Israel;
by way of thankfulness for their deliverance from captivity, and for their safe journey:

twelve bullocks for all Israel:
according to the number of the tribes; and there might be some of every tribe that now came up:

ninety and six rams, seventy and seven lambs;
these and the bullocks were burnt offerings:

twelve he goats for a sin offering;
according to the number of the twelve tribes, also to make atonement for sins they had been guilty of:

all this was a burnt offering unto the Lord;
excepting the twelve he goats, which were a sin offering.

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Esdra 8:35 In-Context

33 al quarto giorno fu pesato quell’argento, e quell’oro, e que’ vasellamenti, nella Casa dell’Iddio nostro, nelle mani di Meremot, figliuolo di Uria sacerdote, col quale era Eleazaro, figliuolo di Finees; e con loro erano Iozabad, figliuolo di Iesua, e Noadia, figliuolo di Binnui, Leviti.
34 Tutto ciò fu loro dato a conto ed a peso; e il peso di tutto fu scritto in quello stesso tempo.
35 E quelli ch’erano stati in cattività, ed erano ritornati, offersero per olocausto all’Iddio d’Israele, dodici giovenchi per tutto Israele, novantasei montoni, settantasette agnelli, e dodici becchi per lo peccato; tutto ciò fu offerto in olocausto al Signore.
36 Poi diedero i decreti del re a’ satrapi del re, ed a’ governatori di qua dal fiume; ed essi presero a favoreggiare il popolo, e la Casa di Dio.
The Giovanni Diodati Bible is in the public domain.

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