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Certain Biblical paragraphs are stated in a Theme-Development form.
In other words a broad general idea is stated first followed by the development
of this broad general theme in specific details.
The Theme-Detail form creates a unified paragraph and
consequently the law or narrative statement only applies to the enumerated details but
not to other cases.
Today's example illustrates
this as shown below.
Biblical verse Lv16-18:19
discussing the
Yom Kippur ceremony atoning for the altar
states
And he shall go out to the altar that is before the Lord, and
- General: make an atonement for it;
- Detail:
- and shall take of the blood of the bull, and of the blood of the goat, and put it upon the horns of the altar around.
- And he shall sprinkle of the blood upon it [upon the altar roof] with his finger seven times,
The general clause states
make an atonement for the altar
and could mean
any of a number of procedures that are designed to achieve atonement.
The detail clause provides specificity to the general
clause and describes how it should be interpreted:
(1) place blood on the horns and (2) sprinkle on its roof.
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