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John Gill's Exposition on Leviticus 27:33
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John Gill (1697–1771) · 18th-century historical commentary
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He shall not search whether it be good or bad, etc.] In a good or bad state of health, fat or lean, perfect or blemished, but take it as it is, be it what it will: neither shall he change it; neither for the better nor the worse, no alteration was to be made, but the beast was to be taken as it came: and if he change it at all, then both it and the change shall be holy; be sacred to the Lord, and for his use and service; this was done to restrain men from making any alteration, since if they did, both the one and the other were taken from them; yea, were to be beaten with forty stripes, save one f968; whether this change was of the herd with the flock, or of the flock with the herd; or of lambs with goats, or goats with lambs; or of males with females, or of females with males; or of perfect with blemished ones, or of blemished ones with perfect ones: it shall not be redeemed; from whence the Jews f969 gather, that a tithe beast was not to be bought and sold, whether blemished or unblemished.
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