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This is styled ^tsweet incense, and that fitly, in a double respect. 1. Of the natural savour. It was exceeding sweet. 2. Of the legal effect, which was to cause a sweet savour in Gods nostrils. ^uThe Priest therefore in the smoke and smell of it died not.

This is stiled ^tsweet incense, and that fitly, in a double respect. 1. Of the naturall savour. It was exceeding sweet. 2. Of the legall effect, which was to cause a sweet savour in Gods nostrils. ^uThe Priest therefore in the smoke and smell of it died not.

1. tExo. 25. 6.
2. uLev. 16. 13.

Here we see that the Incense was a proper peculiar perfume reserved only for holy uses. The fire also was holy, such as first came from the Lord, and was preserved for his services. The altar was likewise for sacred uses, and finally, the censer. All were ordained of God, and in that respect all of them warrantable. They were, as other legal types, external, but yet they had their Evangelical truths: whereof ^*hereafter.

Here we see that the Incense was a proper peculiar perfume reserved only for holy uses. The fire also was holy, such as first came from the Lord, and was preserved for his services. The altar was likewise for sacred uses, and finally, the censer. All were ordained of God, and in that respect all of them warrantable. They were, as other legall types, externall, but yet they had their Evangelicall truths: whereof