Levitikus 24:8

8 Alle Sabbate für und für soll er sie zurichten vor dem HERRN, von den Kindern Israel zum ewigen Bund.

Levitikus 24:8 Meaning and Commentary

Leviticus 24:8

Every sabbath he shall set it in order before the Lord
continually
That is, the priest or priests then ministering, who should bring new cakes and place them in the above order, having removed the old ones, which was done in this manner; four priests went in, two had in their hands the two rows (of bread), and two had in their hands two cups (of frankincense); four went before these, two to take away the two rows (of the old bread), and two to take away the two cups (of frankincense); and they that carried in stood in the north, and their faces to the south and they that brought out stood in the south, and their faces to the north; these drew away (the old bread) and they put them (the new), and the hand of the one was over against the hand of the other, as it is said, "before me continually", ( Exodus 25:30 ) F8; that is, at the same time the hands of the one were employed in taking away, the hands of the other were employed in setting on; so that there was always bread upon the table: [being taken] from the children of Israel by an everlasting covenant;
God requiring it of them, and they agreeing to give it, as they did, either in meal or in money; for this was at the expense of the community.


FOOTNOTES:

F8 Menachot, c. 11. sect. 7.

Levitikus 24:8 In-Context

6 Und sollst sie legen je sechs auf eine Schicht auf den feinen Tisch vor dem HERRN. {~} {~}
7 Und sollst auf dieselben legen reinen Weihrauch, daß er sei bei den Broten zum Gedächtnis, ein Feuer dem HERRN.
8 Alle Sabbate für und für soll er sie zurichten vor dem HERRN, von den Kindern Israel zum ewigen Bund.
9 Und sie sollen Aarons und seiner Söhne sein; die sollen sie essen an heiliger Stätte; denn das ist ein Hochheiliges von den Opfern des HERRN zum ewigen Recht.
10 Es ging aber aus eines israelitischen Weibes Sohn, der eines ägyptischen Mannes Kind war, unter den Kindern Israel und zankte sich im Lager mit einem israelitischen Mann
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