Leviticus 6:10

“And the priest shall put on his linen garment, etc.] “His measure” f135 , as the word signifies, a garment that was just the measure of his body, and exactly fitted it; it was a sort of a shirt, which he wore next his body, and reached down to his feet; and in this he always officiated, and was an emblem of the purity and holiness of Christ our high priest, who was without sin, and so a fit person to take away the sin of others, by offering up himself without spot to God: and his linen breeches shall he put upon his flesh; to cover his nakedness; that indecency might be prevented, and that he might not be exposed to ridicule; and though these two garments are only mentioned, yet the wise men…”

“Ashes ... with the burnt-offering - Rather, the ashes to which the fire hath consumed the burnt-offering. return to 'Top of Page'”

“The ashes which the fire hath consumed - That is, the wood consumed into ashes. Leviticus 6:11”

“6:10 The priest was required to wear official linen clothing, the attire of his office, when officiating at the Tabernacle. This allowed everyone to know that he was there to carry out his official duties (Exod 28:40-43). The priest was to dress appropriately for service to the divine King. He was not to wear his official garb outside the Tabernacle (Lev 6:11; Ezek 44:19). • undergarments: See Exod 20:26.”

“linen garment: Lev 16:4; Exo 28:39-43, Exo 39:27-29; Eze 44:17, Eze 44:18; Rev 7:13, Rev 19:8, Rev 19:14 consumed: Lev 1:9, Lev 1:13, Lev 1:17; Num 16:21, Num 16:35; Psa 20:3 \*marg. Psa 37:20 beside: Lev 1:16 Leviticus 6:11”