Notes, Critical and Explanatory, on the Holy Scriptures

Any act not entirely wilful nmy be thus designated. When ignorance is absolute, no atonement la necessary, sinoe there is no moral guilt; but God might require an offering to repair the omission, and render the party more vigilant. Wilful transgressions wore punishable with death. Numb. 15 : SO.

It, V. "The sin spoken of la eanaed by the priest* L. ' To bring guiltiness on the people.'' P.

According to the sin of the people.*'

The Holy of Holies, before which the veil hong.

£t Paul refers to this circumstance as typical of the place where the great victim of sin shonld be immolated. Hob. 13:12.