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• The sacred vestments which Aaron wore shall be worn by his sons after him when they are anointed and consecrated; (Exodus 29, 29)

• and so Aaron and his sons will eat it. They, too, will eat the bread from the basket, in the porch of the tabernacle that bears record of me, (Exodus 29, 32)

• All this that I have told thee must be done to Aaron and his sons; thou art to spend seven days in consecrating their hands, (Exodus 29, 35)

• Hallowed it shall be, and hallowed the tabernacle that bears record of me; hallowed shall Aaron be and his sons, for their priestly office. (Exodus 29, 44)

• Aaron, when he trims the lamps each morning, shall burn fragrant incense on it, (Exodus 30, 7)

• Once a year Aaron shall make intercession at the horns of it, with the blood that is offered in atonement for sin, winning pardon for you there, age after age; it shall be all holiness in the Lord’s honour. (Exodus 30, 10)

• for Aaron and his sons to wash their hands and feet (Exodus 30, 19)

• This they must do on pain of death; it is an observance that must be kept alive by him and by all his sons that succeed him. (Exodus 30, 21)

• Aaron himself and his sons thou shalt anoint and hallow, before they can minister as my priests. (Exodus 30, 30)

• the sacred vestments to be worn by the high priest Aaron and his sons when they perform their holy office, (Exodus 31, 10)

• Keep my sabbath; it has a binding claim on you, on pain of death for all who violate it. The man who does any work on that day is lost to his people. (Exodus 31, 14)

• Meanwhile, finding that Moses’ return from the mountain was so long delayed, the people remonstrated with Aaron. Bestir thyself, they said; fashion us gods, to be our leaders. We had a man to lead us, this Moses, when we came away from Egypt; but there is no saying what has become of him. (Exodus 32, 1)