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bin Syedeur

Bil 1:5; [Lihat FULL. Bil 1:5]

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Persembahannya ................................... sajian(TB)/persembahannya ......................................... makanan(TL) <07133 04503> [offering.]

pinggan(TB)/ceper(TL) <07086> [charger.]

{K„ƒrah,} in Arabic, {kƒran,} from {kƒra,} to be deep, a large deep dish or bowl. It appears by the metal of which this charger and bowl were made, that they were for the use of the altar of burnt offerings in the outer court; for all the vessels of the sanctuary were of gold. It was probably used for receiving the flesh of the sacrifices upon which the priests feasted, or the fine flour for the meat offerings.

bokor(TB/TL) <04219> [Bowl.]

{Mizrak,} from {zarak,} to sprinkle, a bowl or bason, used in sprinkling the blood of the sacrifice. (Ex 27:23.)

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cawan(TB)/ceper(TL) <03709> [spoon.]

{Kaph,} in Syriac, {kaphtho,} a pan or censer, on which the incense was put. Both the metal of which it was made, and that which it contained, shew that it was for the use of the golden altar in the sanctuary.

ukupan(TB)/dupa(TL) <07004> [incense.]

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korban(TB/TL) <02077> [And for a sacrifice.]

These sacrifices were more numerous than the burnt offering or the sin offering; because the priests, the princes, and as many of the people as they invited, had a share of them, and feasted, with great rejoicing, before the Lord. This custom, as Mr. Shelden observes, seems to have been imitated by the heathen, who dedicated their altars, temples, statues, etc., with much ceremony.