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this was a right granted in perpetuity, long as the heavens should last. His to perform the priest’s office, to echo God’s praise, to bless the people in his name. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 19)
Alone of living men, he was chosen out to offer sacrifice, and the sweet-smelling incense that is a people’s plea for remembrance, a people’s atonement. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 20)
his clan first of all must have bread enough and to spare, his children should inherit the eating of the Lord’s own sacrifice. (Ecclesiasticus 45, 26)
David the son of Jesse, of Juda’s tribe, should bequeath to his children a legacy of kingship …… with wise hearts endowing us, to preserve justice among his people, and keep safe the blessings he has given to it; and this pre-eminence over his people he has settled on them in perpetuity.✻ (Ecclesiasticus 45, 31)
With foes about him on every side, he invoked the Lord, the Almighty, with an unblemished lamb for sacrifice; (Ecclesiasticus 46, 19)
and therewith came thunder, sent from heaven, loud echo of the divine voice,✻ (Ecclesiasticus 46, 20)
Only the fat from the sacrifice, only David out of all Israel; the Lord must have ever the best! (Ecclesiasticus 47, 2)
He it was that laid their enemies low all about them, extirpating, to this day, the malice of the Philistines, shattering their power for ever. (Ecclesiasticus 47, 8)
olive-tree that burgeons, tall cypress pointing to the sky? Such was he when he put on his robe of office, clad himself with the full majesty of his array; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 11)
There he stood, by the altar, with the priests handing him their portions, every one, for sacrifice; and all these standing about him were but Lebanon cedars standing about Lebanon, (Ecclesiasticus 50, 13)
Theirs to hold out, before assembled Israel, the offerings made to the Lord; and he, completing his task at the altar, for the due observance of the great King’s sacrifice, (Ecclesiasticus 50, 15)
The singers, too, broke out into chants of praise; sweetly their voices echoed through the wide courts; (Ecclesiasticus 50, 20)
