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• As for the ram with which they were hallowed, it must be taken away and cooked in a holy place; (Exodus 29, 31)

• 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)

• so that the sacrifice of it may atone for them, and their hands be hallowed by the offering of it; these things are too holy to be eaten by anyone not of their family. (Exodus 29, 33)

• Whatever remains till morning of the consecrated meat or bread must be burnt in the fire; it is too holy to be eaten. (Exodus 29, 34)

• and on each of those days a bullock must be sacrificed as a sin-offering to atone for them. So offering a victim to make atonement, thou wilt cleanse the altar, and sanctify it by anointing. (Exodus 29, 36)

• Seven whole days thou must spend in winning favour for the altar and consecrating it; so it shall be all holiness, and whoever touches it shall become holy thereby. (Exodus 29, 37)

• one is to be offered in the morning, the other in the evening. (Exodus 29, 39)

• One lamb each morning, with a tenth of a bushel of flour, kneaded in three pints of pure oil, and as much wine for a libation; (Exodus 29, 40)

• and another offered in the evening with the same rite and all the additional offerings aforesaid, a fragrance acceptable to the Lord. (Exodus 29, 41)

• This is his sacrifice, to be performed day after day, by one generation of you after another, in the Lord’s presence, there at the door of the tabernacle that bears record, the appointed place where I will give thee audience. (Exodus 29, 42)

• There I will issue my commands to the sons of Israel; that altar shall be hallowed by my glorious presence. (Exodus 29, 43)

• 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)