PART III,
II. National, regular, Weekly, Monthly, and Annual
Sacrifices
119
III. UNBLOODY OFFERINGS
ib.
SACRED ANTIQUITIES OF THE JEWS, AND OF OTHER NATIONS IV. Drink-Offerings
ib
INCIDENTALLY MENTIONED IN THE SCRIPTURES.
V. Other Oblations made by the Jews.
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1. ORDINARY OBLATIONS:
Chapter I. Of Sacred Places
95
(1.) The Show-Bread .
ib.
(2.) Incense
ib.
Section I. Of the Tabernacle.
2. VOLUNTARY OBLATIONS–Korban
ib.
3. PRESCRIBED OBLATIONS :-
I. Different Tabernacles in use among the Israelites 96
(1.) First-Fruits
119, 120
120
IL. The Tabernacle so called by way of eminence, not
(2.) Tithes
of Egyptian Origin.-Its Materials
ib.
VI. Fitness and Utility of the Jewish Sacrifices 120, 121
III. Form and Construction of the Tabernacle. Its
Contents
96, 97
IV. It Migrations
Chapter IV. Sacred T'imes and Seasons, observed by
97
the Jews.
Section II. Of the Temple.
I. The SABBATH.
98
I. The Temple of Solomon .
1. How observed
121
JI. The Second Temple
2. Jewish Worship on that Day; particularly
98, 99
Its various Courts
their Manner of worshipping in the Temple 122
99, 100
II. New Moons
ib.
Reverence of the Jews for it
100, 101
III. Annual Festivals. Their important Design
III. Notice of the Temples at Heliopolis and Gerizim 101
122, 123
IV. The Passover; when celebrated, and with what
Ceremonies
123-125
Suction III. On the High Places, and Proseuchæ or
Its Mystical or Typical Reference :
125, 126
Oratories of the Jews.
V. The Day of PENTECOST
126
VI. The Feast of TABERNACLES
126, 127
I. On the High Places
101, 102
VII. Other Annual Festivals, viz.
II. On the Proseucha or Oratories
· 102, 103
1. The Feast of TRUMPETS
2. The Day of ExPIATION
ib.
VIII. Annual Festivals instituted by the Jews in later
Sletios IV. On the Synagogues.
times :
1. The Feast of Purim
128
I. Nature and Origin of Synagogues
103
2. The Feast of DedicaTION
ib.
The Synagogue of the Libertines explained
ib. IX. Other Festivals observed at stated intervals :
II. Form of the Synagogues .
104
1. The SABBATICAL YEAR
ib.
III. The Officers or Ministers
ib.
2. The Year of JUBILEE
: 128, 129
If. The Service performed in the Synagogues
104-106
V. Ecclesiastical Power of the Synagogues
107
VL The Shemoneh Ezreh, or Nineteen Prayers used
Chapter V. Sacred Olligations and Duties.
in the Synagogue Service
106, 107
Section 1. Of Vows.
CHAPTER II. Sacred Persons.
I. Nature of Vows
129
11. Requisites essential io the validity of a Vow
SECTIOs I. On the Jewish Church and its Members.
III. Different Sorts of Vows:-
1. The Cherem or irremissible Vow
130
1. The whole Nation accounted holy
108
2. Other Vows that might be redeemed :-
II. Members of the Jewish Church.-Hebrews of the
i. Vows of Dedication
ib
Hebrews
ib.
ii. Vows of Self-Interdiction, or Absti-
III. Proselytes
· 108, 109
nence.-Of the Nazareate
ib
IV. Jews of the Dispersion
109
V. Hellenists
110 Section II. On the Prayers and Fasts of the Jews.
VL Libertines
ib.
VII. Devout Men
ib.
Vil. Circumcision
: 110, 111
I. Various Appellations given to Prayers
131
II. Public Prayers
ik
III. Private Prayers.-Attitudes of the Jews during
Section II. On the Ministers of the Temple and
Prayer
131, 132
other Ecclesiastical or Sacred Persons.
IV. Forms of Prayer in use among the Jews
132
V. Fasts of the Jews:-
1. Or the Levites .
1. Public Fasts
ib.
111, 112
II. The Priests, their Functions, Maintenance, and
2. Private Fasts
ib.
Privileges
ib.
112, 113
3. Solemnities of the Jewish Fasts
In The High-priest, his functions, Dress, and Pri:
vileges.
113, 114 Sectiox III. On the Purifications of the Jews.
Succession to the Pontifical Dignity
114, 115
IV. Oficers of the Synagogue
115
I. Materials with which the Purifications of the Jews
V. The Nazarites; Nature of their Vows
116
133
VI. The Rechabites
were performed
ib. II. Ceremonies of Purification
ib.
VII. The Prophets
ib.
III. Of the Persons lustrated
ib.
IV. Account of the different kinds of legal impurities,
CHAPTER III. Sacred Things. On the Sacrifices and
particularly
1. The Leprosy of the Person
133, 134
other Offerings of the Jews.
2. The Leprosy of Clothes
134
3. The House-Leprosy
General Classification of Sacrifices and Offerings . 116 V. Minor legal Impurities and their Lustrations
ib.
I BLOODY OFFERINGS, and the Divine Origin of
Sacrifices
117
1. Ditterent kinds of Victims
ib.
CHAPTER VI. On the Corruptions of Religion by the
2. Selection of Victims
ib.
Jews.
3. Manner of presenting them
ib.
4. Immolation of the Sacrifice .
117, 118 Section I. On the Idolatry of the Jews.
5. The Place and Time appointed for Sacri-
ficing .
118 I. Origin and Progress of Pagan Idolatry
135
6 Different kinds of Fire Sacrifices
ib.
Sketch of its History and Progress among the
i. Burnt Offerings
ib.
Israelites and Jews
135, 131
ji Peace-Offerings
ib. II. Idols worshipped by the Israelites alone
136, 137
jii Sin-Offerings
ib. III. Idols of the Ammonites, worshipped by the Israel.
iv Trespass-Offerings
ib.
ites
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