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Incense
1. Brought from Sheba. Jer 6:20.
2. Called frankincense. Song 4:6,14.
3. An article of extensive commerce. Re 18:13.
4. Common, not to be offered to God. Ex 30:9.
5. For God’s service mixed with sweet spices. Ex 25:6; 37:29.
6. Receipt for mixing. Ex 30:34-36.
7. None but priest to offer. Nu 16:40; De 33:10.
8. Offered
a. In censers. Le 10:1; Nu 16:17,46.
b. On the altar of gold. Ex 30:1,6; 40:5.
c. Morning and evening. Ex 30:7,8.
d. Perpetually. Ex 30:8.
e. By the high priest in the most holy place on the day of atonement. Le 16:12,13.
f. With fire from off the altar of burnt offering. Le 16:12; Nu 16:46.
9. Offering of, allotted to the priests. Lu 1:9.
10. The Jews prayed at time of offering. Lu 1:10.
11. Designed for atonement. Nu 16:46,47.
12. Put on meat offerings. Le 2:1,2,15,16; 6:15.
13. Levites had charge of. 1Ch 9:29.
14. Used in idolatrous worship. Jer 48:35.
15. The Jews
a. Not accepted in offering, on account of sin. Isa 1:13; 66:3.
b. Offered, to idols on altars of brick. Isa 65:3.
c. Punished for offering, to idols. 2Ch 34:25.
16. Nadab and Abihu destroyed for offering, with strange fire. Le 10:1,2.
17. Korah and his company punished for offering. Nu 16:16-35.
18. Uzziah punished for offering. 2Ch 26:16-21.
19. Presented to Christ by the wise men. Mt 2:11.
20. Illustrative of