These Are From The Companion Bible.
16. tesatament = covenant, Greek
diatheke. Matthew 26:28 Exodus
2510 -
22.
there must, etc. = it is necessary that the
death... be brought in.
testator = appointed (victim).
17. tesatament = covenant, Greek
diatheke. Matthew 26:28 Exodus
2510 -
22.
of force = sure. Greek bebaios.
See 6: after, etc. = over (Greek epi)
the dead (victims). See Genesis
15: no... at all. Greek me pote.
strength. Greek ischuo. Compare
Appendix 172.
3. The two covenants referred to above show the necessity of a victim
being slain for the validity of a covenant, and the ceremony of passing
between the parts thereof. To the unconditional covenant with Abraham,
Jehovah was the only party (Genesis
15: testator = appointed (victim).
18. Whereupon, etc. = Wherefore not even.
neither. Greek oude
dedicated = inaugurated. Greek
enkainizo. Only here and 10: without = apart from. Greek
choris
19. when, etc. Literal every command
having been spoken (Greek laleo Appendix 121. 7)
by (Greek hupo) Moses. See 3:2
people. Greek laos.
according to. Greek kata. Appendix 104. x.
2.
the = Omit.
with. Greek meta. Appendix 104. xi.
1.
scarlet. Greek kokkinos. Only
here; Matthew 27: wool. Greek erion. Only here and
Revelation 1: hyssop. Greek hussopos. Only
here and John 19: book. See Exodus 24:
20. This, etc. Quoted from Exodus
24:8.
tesatament = covenant, Greek
diatheke. Matthew 26: God. Greek apo. Appendix 104.iv.
enjoined = commanded.
unto. Greek pros. Appendix 104. xv.
3.
21. sprinkled. Greek
rhantizo. See Appendix 136. ix.
tabernacle. Greek skene, tent,
which is used by the Septuagint to render the Hebrew mishkan
(the structure) and 'ohel (the tent which covered it).
Compare Exodus 17: ministry. Greek leitourgia. Appendix 190. II.
4.
22. almost. Greek schedon.
Here and Acts 13:44; 19:26.
by = according to. Greek kata.
Appendix 104. x.
2.
with = in. Greek en Appendix 104.
viii.
without = apart from. Greek
choris.
shedding, etc. Greek
haimatekchusia. Only here.
is. Greek ginomai, to become.
no = not. Appendix 105. I.
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