Historical and Critical Commentary on the Old Testament

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Little remains to be added to the introductory observations of the preceding volume. The same mode Of treatment has been adopted in this concluding Part of Leviticus. Here also the text has been illustrated in a threefold manner by explanatory notes from the Biblical point Of view, by a critical analysis, and by a survey Of the results considered in the light Of science and history. These different features prevail, respec tively, in the general notes of the Commentary, in the Philological Remarks, and in the Treatises. The con clusions at which the author has arrived, tend to con firm the Opinions which he ventured to express before, and which he has here endeavoured to support by fresh proofs and arguments.