Clement Ri’shon — Chapter 40

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1

The Torah concerning the sanctuary is used as an analogy.

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2

Offerings, services, seasons, and places were not arranged randomly but according to command.

Passage ID 6a9cc452ac6dd514c64d1a50 · English · translation

3

The great kohen, kohenim, Leviim, and the people did not perform interchangeable functions.

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4

The argument is directed toward order in the assembly, not toward abolishing the older priestly categories.

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