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So the priest Eleazar took these brazen censers from the hands of the dead men the fire had killed, and beat them into plates, which he nailed to the altar, (Numbers 16, 39)
as a warning to the Israelites of after times. No interloper, that is not of Aaron’s stock, must ever come forward to offer the Lord incense, or he will suffer the fate of Core and his company, the fate which the Lord, through Moses, foretold to them. (Numbers 16, 40)
Moses said to Aaron, Take thy censer, and put incense on the lighted coals in it, and go with all speed to find the people and make intercession for them; already the Lord has begun to wreak his vengeance, and destruction rages among them. (Numbers 16, 46)
Aaron obeyed, and ran into the midst of the throng where the fire was already making havoc;✻ he offered incense (Numbers 16, 47)
The Levites shall wait on thy bidding, as the service of the tabernacle requires it, yet never, at their peril and yours, having access to the things of the sanctuary, or to the altar. (Numbers 18, 3)
It is for you, if you would not have my displeasure fall on Israel, to guard the sanctuary and serve the altar’s needs. (Numbers 18, 5)
the priesthood is for thee and for thy sons. All the ceremonies of the altar, all that is hidden within the veil, belongs to the priests’ charge; it is death for any other to take part. (Numbers 18, 7)
But there is no ransoming the first-born of ox or sheep or goat; they are set apart for the Lord. Their blood is to be shed upon the altar, and their fat burned, to please the Lord with the smell of its burning; (Numbers 18, 17)
When his bidding was done, they offered a bullock and a ram on each altar. (Numbers 23, 2)
and Balac did as he was bidden, offering a bullock and a ram on every altar. (Numbers 23, 30)
and make due offering, of flesh and blood both, on the altar of the Lord thy God; all the blood of thy victims thou must pour away on the altar, and be content with the flesh for thy food.✻ (Deuteronomy 12, 27)
There must be no sacred wood around the Lord’s altar, no tree of any kind, (Deuteronomy 16, 21)
