The Temple Service in the Days of our Savior Described, Title page – Table of contents
THE TEMPLE SERVICE As it stood in the dayes of our SAVIOVR,
Described by JOHN LIGHTFOOT.
LONDON, Printed by R. COTES for ANDREVV CROOKE, at the Greene Dragon in Pauls Church-yard.
THE CONTENTS.
CHAP. I. OF the different holinesse of the severall parts of the Temple. pag. 1.
Sect. 1. How the uncleane were kept from the Temple. p. 5.
Sect. 2. Penalties doomed upon uncleane persons found in the Temple. Dea…h by the hand of heaven, and cutting off. p. 6.
Sect. III. Penalties inflicted upon uncleane persons found in the Temple. Whipping and the Rebels beatting. p. 9.
CHAP. II. Of the the severall rankes of Priests and severall officers of the Temple. p. 14.
CHAP. III. Of the High-priest-hood. p. 17
CHAP. IV. Of the succession of the High-priests.
Sect. 1. To the building of the Temple. p. 23.
Sect. 2. The High-priests from the building of the Temple to the captivity. p. 24.
Sect. 3. The High-priests under the second Temple. p. 26.
CHAP. V. The Sagan, Katholikin, Immarcalin, and Gizbarin.
Sect. 1. SAGAN, p. 33.
Sect. 2. KATHOLIKIN, p. 35.
Sect. 3. IMMARCALIN, foreign p. 37.
Sect. 4. GIZBARIN, foreign p. 39.
CHAP. VI. Of the foure and twenty Courses of the Priests, p. 41.
CHAP. VII. Of the Levites.
Sect. 1. Of the Porters and guards of the Temple, p. 48.
Sect. 2. Of the Singers, and Temple musicke, p. 51.
Sect. 3. Of the Stationary men or Israelites of the Station, p. 62.
CHAP. VIII. Concerning their Sacrifices and Offerings, p. 66.
Sect. 1. Burnt offerings, foreign, p. 67.
Sect. 2. Sinne offerings, foreign, p. 74.
Sect. 3. Trespasse offerings, foreign, p. 82.
Sect. 4. Peace offerings, foreign, p. 88.
Sect. 5. Meat offerings and drinke offerings, foreign & foreign, p. 94.
CHAP. IX. The manner and managing of the dayly service, p. 101.
Sect. 1. The manner of their casting lots for every mans severall imployment, p. 102.
Sect. 2. The clensing and dressing of the burnt offering Altar, p. 103.
Sect. 3. The Killing of the morning Sacrifice, dressing the Lamps and Incense Altar, p. 106.
Sect. 4. Their publick prayers, their Phylacteries, p. 108.
Sect. 5. The burning of incense, and the rest of their prayers, p. 111.
Sect. 6. The rest of their prayers, p. 112.
CHAP. X. The manner of their worshipping at the Temple, p. 115.
CHAP. XI. Of the appearance of the people at the three festivals, p. 121.
CHAP. XII. Of the manner of the celebration of the Passeover, p. 125.
Sect. 1. Their searching out for leaven, p. 128.
Sect. 2. The passages of the forenoone of the Passeover day, p. 130.
Sect. 3. The time of killing the Passeover, p. 132.
Sect. 4. The Paschall societies, p. 135.
Sect. 6. The killing of the Passeover, p. 136.
CHAP. XIII. The manner of eating the Passeover, p. 141.
CHAP. XIV.
Sect. 1. Of the Solemnity and Rites of the first day in the Passeover weeke of the Hagigah, and peace offerings of rejoycing, p. 162.
Sect. 2. The second day in the Passeover week. The gathering and offering of the first fruits Omer, p. 164.
Sect. 3. The feast of Pentecost, foreign, p. 166.
CHAP. XV. Of the Service on the day of expiation, p. 169.
CHAP. XVI. The manner of their celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles. p. 176.
Sect. 1. The severall Sacrifices at the feast of Tabernacles, p. 177.
Sect. 2. Their Palme and Willow branches, foreign p. 179.
Sect. 3. Their Pomecitron apples foreign p. 180.
Sect. 4. Their pouring out of water foreign and the Rubrick of every dayes service. p. 182.
Sect. 5. Of the Feast of Trumpets and feast of Dedication, p. 187.
CHAP. XVII. Certain peculiar parcels of Service, p. 189.
Sect. 1. The King reading the Law, ibid.
Scet. 2. The Priests burning of the Red Cow, p. 190.
Sect. 3. The triall of the suspected wife, p. 193.
Sect. 4. The atoneing for a clensed Leper, p. 195.
Sect. 5. The manner of bringing and presenting their first fruits, p. 197.
Sect. 6. Their bringing up wood for the Altar. p. 198