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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Leviticus 27

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See Leviticus 27:2 in… The King James Bible Geneva Bible (1599)
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2 b Which art the Priest.

2 a As of his sonne or his daughter.

2 ! Of diuers vowes, and the redemption of the same.

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3 c Read the value of the shekel, {Exod. 30,13}.

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6 d He speaketh of those vowes whereby the fathers dedicated their children to God, which were not of suche force but thei might be redemed from them.

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8 e If he be not able to pay after thy valuation.

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9 f Which is cleane, {Chap. 11,2}

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10 g That is, consecrate to the Lord.

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14 / Ebr. so shal it stand.

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16 h Valuing the price thereof according to the sede that is sowen, or by the sede that it doeth yelde.

16 i Homer is a measure conteining 10 Ephahs: read of Ephah {Exod. 16,16}.

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20 k For their owne necessitie or godlie vses.

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21 l That is, which is dedicate to the Lord with a curse to him that doeth turne it to his priuate vse: {Nom. 21,2, deut.13,15, josh 6,17}.

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23 m The Priests valuacion.

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26 n It was the Lords already.

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28 ! A thing separate from the vse of man cannot be solde, nor redemed, but remaineth to the Lord.

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29 o It shal remaine without redemption.

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31 p bsides the value of the thing it selfe.

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32 q All that which is nombred: that is euerie tenth, as he falleth by tale, without exception or respect.