Explanation of Leviticus 9:2
Napsal(a) Henry MacLagan
Verse 2. And then it is perceived from celestial good, that the Lord is to be worshiped from the good of innocence in the natural man, conjoined with truth, in acknowledgement that man of himself is nothing but evil; and from the pure good of innocence in the internal or spiritual man, in acknowledgement that all good is from the Lord.
Hosea 8:4-6
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They have set up kings, but not by me. They have made princes, and I didn't approve. Of their silver and their gold they have made themselves idols, that they may be cut off.
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Let Samaria throw out his calf idol! My anger burns against them! How long will it be until they are capable of purity?
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For this is even from Israel! The workman made it, and it is no God; indeed, the calf of Samaria shall be broken in pieces.
