Overview
This chapter describes the solemn ceremony for hallowing the priests, involving washing, vesting, and anointing with oil. It details the sacrifices of a bullock and two rams, where blood is put on the tip of the right ear, thumb, and great toe of the priests.
Practical Lessons
1. Total Consecration: Blood on the ear (listening), thumb (working), and toe (walking) symbolizes that the priest’s entire life is bought and owned by God.
2. The Altar Sanctifies the Gift: It is God’s presence and appointment that makes any service holy.
3. Continual Fellowship: The daily morning and evening sacrifices ensure a constant, unbroken relationship between God and His people.