4th. Four MSS. read, with the Sam. yao, which the construction requires. 5th. Fifteen MSS. read nn. 7th. The Sam. reads na, and this reading, or rather, is followed by the .4 .See v צלעות and בטבעות v. 8th. - One MS. reads, with the Sam. nn, which seems to be the true reading. As the verb constantly runs in the second person, I think we should read yn instead of y," thou shalt make it." ,יעשו תעשה 9th. The word 82, which is found here and in some other places, is out of all grammatical rules, and we should probably read for it : see other places. 11th. It is evident that in this verse 2 is redundant, and is deficient, and that we should read, with four MSS. 112, or, with thirty-three and the Keri, 1. See c. xxxviii. 9, 11. 12th. The Sam. supplies the word nn, and in three other places afterwards, v. 14, 15, 16. See c. xxxviii. 12. 15th. The Sam. supplies, which is proper, or, rather, 128, after . See c. xxxviii. 15. 18th. Instead of 'ona, which is unnecessary, the Sam. reads N; but, as was observed before in v. 9, this word being out of all rule, I would read ; and, from what follows, it seems requisite that we should read op after 1, "and the height of the curtains, five cubits of fine twined linen," &c. "and 19th. The Sam. adds these words at the end of the verse; thou shalt make garments of hyacinth, and purple, and scarlet, to minister with them in the sanctuary." C. xxviii. 1st. The Sam. reads, which seems to be the true reading, here and v. 3 and 4. See c. xxxi. 10. 3d. The 1 in x is redundant. 6th. Four MSS. read, with the Sam. T. See c. xxv. 7. 7th. Nine MSS. read, with the Sam. n, and six nan, which the grammatical construction requires; and it is proper to read .יהיה instead of יהיו 10th. Six MSS. read, with the Sam. nipp, which is more regular. 11th. Ten MSS. read nad, which the grammatical construction requires. 12th. Twenty-five MSS. read, with the Sam. 131, which is more usual. For the defect of 1 in the other words, see above. In the two following verses the deficiency of the in several words is supplied by the Sam. and several versions. 20th. The Sam. reads nya, which is conformable to other places, where this word occurs in this chapter. See c. xxxix. 10. 21st. One MS. reads, with the Sam. n in the first place.. .שמותם and שמות. .Several MSS. read, with the Sam 22d. Two MSS. read, with the Sam. n. See v. 14, 24th. Twenty-two MSS. read.. The Sam. reads ninay and nyan, which are more regular. See the next verse and 27. 28th. 30th. . ::::: ::. : .טבעות and מטבעותו, We should read The Sam. has, in the beginning of this verse," and thou shalt make the Urim and the Thummim, and shalt put," &c. which makes the connexion better. It 33d. See c. xxxix. 24. 38th. 40th. tion requires. Five MSS. read, with the Sam. nuns. Eight MSS. read nn, which the grammatical construc- C. xxix. 1st. Seven MSS. read, with the Sam. 1, which the grammatical construction requires; for which reason we should also read, with eighteen MSS. D'AN. 10th. The Sam. reads after, which is justified by the following verse; and the grammatical construction requires that we should read, which is followed by all the versions, except the Syr. See v. 15. 12th. קרנות .Sam 13th. requisite. 19th. Twenty-five MSS. read nn, and twenty-one, with the Twenty-six MSS. read, with the Sam. nn, which is The grammatical construction requires that we should read 11, as in v. 15. 22d. Twenty-two MSS. read, with the Sam. man, which is necessary. 28th. -The Sam. has here a considerable addition, which respects the consecration of the priestly vestments, and connects well with v. 29. 31st. Thirty-one MSS. read, with the Sam. p, and eighteen, with the Sam. p, which are more regular. 32d. Should we not read 1, as in the next verse? -- ,ונקדשו 43d. The Sam. reads p," and they shall be sanctified by my glory;" i. e. the children of Israel. C. xxx. 4th. -The Sam. reads nya, which the construction requires; and two MSS. read, with the Sam. 11, which is necessary. 6th. Seventeen MSS. read nn. Thirty-four MSS. read, with the Sam. 18, which is more usual. 7th. See v. 26, &c. and Gen. Dissert. Thirty-one MSS. read, with the Sam. 1, which the grammatical construction requires. See v. 8. 23d. - All the versions, except the Syr. supply the word Spy after N; we may, therefore, reasonably suppose it was originally in the text. 27th. Six MSS. read, with the Sam. 1 in the second place, which the Sept. follows. See c. xxxi. 8. 32d. - The Sam. reads D, and fourteen MSS. D'; either of which is more regular than the present reading, though the latter is preferable. The first p seems to be redundant, unless we read, with the Sam. pin the second place. 33d. From the circumstances of the text I am inclined to think, that, instead of , we should read 1, “and whosoever shall put of upon his flesh." See v. 38, where there is no mention made of the stranger; though, by parity of reason, there should have been. it 34th. One MS. reads, with the Sam. x n, which is more usual. |