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in the tabernacle that bears record of me,✻ before the veil that hides the place of record. Aaron and his sons are to set it out there, so that it may burn in the Lord’s presence till daybreak. This is a custom the Israelites are to observe in every generation. (Exodus 27, 21)
thou shalt let into the mantle, one on either side, to perpetuate the memory of Israel’s sons. Aaron shall carry those names on his two shoulders, when he goes into the Lord’s presence, and so remind him of them. (Exodus 28, 12)
And whenever Aaron goes into the sanctuary, he will carry on his breast, on the burse that gives counsel, the names of Israel’s sons, putting the Lord in mind of them eternally.✻ (Exodus 28, 29)
And within the burse that gives counsel thou wilt put the touchstones of wisdom and of truth.✻ These shall be on Aaron’s breast, when he enters the Lord’s presence; as long as he is there, he will be carrying on his breast the arbitrament of the sons of Israel. (Exodus 28, 30)
In this Aaron shall ever be clothed when he performs his priestly office; with the ringing of bells he must announce his comings and goings in the sanctuary, there in the Lord’s presence, on pain of death. (Exodus 28, 35)
And thou shalt make a plate of pure gold, inscribed with all the engraver’s skill, with the words, Set apart for the Lord. (Exodus 28, 36)
and will hang over the priest’s forehead. Whatever fault is found in offering and gift, by Israel’s sons dedicated and hallowed, Aaron must charge himself with it; and the Lord will overlook it, so long as the plate hangs ever on Aaron’s forehead. (Exodus 28, 38)
thou shalt slay it in the Lord’s presence, at the tabernacle door. (Exodus 29, 11)
and so make a burnt-sacrifice of the whole ram upon the altar; the scent of the victim so offered to the Lord will find acceptance with him. (Exodus 29, 18)
take a loaf of bread, too, a piece of pastry cooked in oil, and one of the cakes, out of the basket that lies there before the Lord; (Exodus 29, 23)
and put all this in the hands of Aaron and his sons. Then raise it aloft in the Lord’s presence, and by that act they shall be consecrated, Aaron and his sons both. (Exodus 29, 24)
Then take all the offerings out of their hands again, and make a burnt-sacrifice of them upon the altar; the scent of them will be acceptable to the Lord, in whose honour they are offered up. (Exodus 29, 25)
