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Analytical Table and Harmony of the Mosaic Law

1st Class - The Moral Law, written on the Two Tables containing the Ten Commandments
The First Table, which includes
  Exodus
chap. 		Lev.
chap. 		Numbers
chap. 		Deut.
chap.
The first commandment
20, 13
   
5, 6
The second commandment
20, 23, 24
19, 26, 18
 
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13, 10
The third commandment
20, 23
   
5
The fourth commandment
20, 23, 31, 34, 35
19, 26
   
The Second Table, which includes
The fifth commandment
20, 22
19
 
5
The sixth commandment
20
19
 
5
The seventh commandment
20
18, 19
 
5, 23
The eighth commandment
20, 22
19
 
5
The ninth commandment
20, 23
19
 
5
The tenth commandment
20
   
5
The sum of both tables  
19
 
6
2nd Class - The Ceremonial Law
Of the holy place
20
17
 
12
Of the structure of the tabernacle
25, 26, 27, 35
     
Of the instruments of the same, viz.:
Of the layer of brass
30
     
The altar of burnt-offerings
27
     
The altar of incense
30
     
The candlestick of pure gold
25
     
The table of shew-bread
25, 26
     
The ark
25, 26
     
Of the priests and their vestments
28
     
Of choosing of the Levites    
18, 3, 8
 
Of the priests' office in general    
3, 18
 
Of their office in teaching  
19, 10
 
18, 12, 15, 31
Of their office in blessing    
6
 
Of their office in offering, viz.:
What the sacrifices ought to be  
22
 
15, 17
Of the continual fire  
6
   
Of the manner of the burnt-offerings  
6, 7
   
Of the manner of the peace-offerings  
3, 7
   
Manner and kinds of sacrifices, viz.:
For sin in ignorance of the law  
4
5
 
For sin in ignorance of the fact  
5, 7
   
For witting sin, yet not impious  
6
5
 
The special law of sacrifice for sin  
6, 7
   
Things belonging to the sacrifices  
2, 6, 7
15
 
Of the shew-bread  
24
   
Of the lamps
27
24
8
 
Of the sweet incense
30
     
Of the use of ordinary oblations, viz.:
Of the consecration of priests
29, 30
6, 8
   
Of the consecration and offices of Levites    
8
 
Of the dwellings of the Levites    
35
 
Of the anointing of the altar, etc
39, 30
     
Of the continual daily sacrifice
29
 
28
 
Sabbath-day's sacrifice    
29
 
Solemn sacrifices for feast-days, viz.:
Of trumpets    
10
 
Of beginning of months    
28
 
The three most common feasts in general
23, 34
23
 
16
Of the feast of passover
12, 13, 23, 34
23
9, 28
16
Of the feast of pentecost
23, 24
23
28
16
Of the feast of tabernacles
23, 24
23
29
16
Of the feast of blowing the trumpets  
23
29
 
Of the feast of expiation
30
16, 13
29
 
Of the first fruits
22, 23, 34
2
15
26
Of tithes  
21
18
12, 14, 26
Of growing and not eaten of  
19
   
Of the first-born
13, 22, 24
   
15
Of the sabbatical year
23
25
   
Of the year of Jubilee  
25
   
Of vows in general  
27
30
12
What persons not to make vows    
30
 
What things cannot be vowed  
27
 
23
Of redemption of vows  
27
   
Of the vows of the Nazarites    
6
 
Laws proper for the priests, viz.:
Of pollutions  
22
   
Of the high-priest's mourning  
21
   
Of his marriage  
21
   
Mourning of the ordinary priests  
21
   
Of their marriage  
21
   
Forbidden the use of wine, etc.  
10
   
On sanctified meats  
6, 17, 19, 22
5, 18
12, 15, 16
Of the office of the Levites
In teaching      
17, 27, 31
In offering    
3, 4, 18
10
Other promiscuous ceremonial laws
Of uncleanness in general  
15, 19
   
Of uncleanness in meats, viz.:
Of blood Genesis 9
23
7, 17, 10
 
12
Of fat  
3, 7
   
Of dead carcasses
22
17
 
14
Other meats and divers creatures  
11, 20
 
14
Of personal uncleanness  
15, 12
 
23
In the dead bodies of men    
19
 
In the leprosy  
13, 14
5
24
Of circumcision Genesis 17  
12
   
Of the water of expiation    
19
 
Of the mourning of the Israelites  
19
 
14
Of mixtures  
19
 
22
Garments, and writing the law    
5
6, 11, 22
Of not taking young birds with the dam      
22
Of their paddle-staves      
23
3rd Class - The Political Law
The magistrate is the keeper of the precepts of both tables, and to have respect to human society, therefore the Political Laws of the Israelites are referred to both the tables, and are to be reduced to the several precepts of the Moral Law, viz.
Laws Referred to the First Table, Namely
I. To the First and Second Commandments
Of idolaters and apostates
22
20
 
13, 17
Of abolishing idolatry
23, 24
 
33
7, 12
Of diviners and false prophets
22
19, 20
 
18
Of covenants with other gods
23, 24
   
7
II. To the Third Commandment, viz.:
Of blasphemies  
24
15
 
III. To the Fourth Commandment
Of breaking the Sabbath
31, 35
 
15
 
Political Laws referred to the Second Table, Namely.
I. To the Fifth Commandment, viz.:
Of magistrates and their authority
18, 30
 
11
1, 16, 17, 23
Of the power of fathers
21
20
 
21
II. To the Sixth Commandment, viz.:
Of capital punishments in general      
21, 24
Or willful murder
21
24
35
19
Of manslaughter and refuge
21
 
35
19, 21, 22
Of heinous injury
21
24
 
25
Of punishments, not capital      
25
Of the law of war      
20, 23
III. To the Seventh Commandment, viz.:
Of lawful marriages  
18, 20
 
7, 22
Of fornication  
19
 
23
Of whoredom
22
21
 
23
Of adultery and jealousy  
19, 20
5
22
Of copulation against nature
22
18, 20
   
Of divorcements      
24
Other matrimonial laws
21
18, 20
 
21, 22, 24, 25
IV. To the Eighth Commandment, viz.:
Of the punishment of thefts
22
 
5
 
Of sacrilege Joshua 7        
Of not injuring strangers
22, 23
19
 
10
Of not defrauding hirelings  
19
 
26, 25
Of just weights  
19
 
25
Of removing the landmark      
19
Of lost goods
22
     
Of stray cattle
22, 23
   
22
Of corrupted judgments
23
19
 
16, 21
Of fire breaking out by chance
22
     
Of men-stealing      
24
Of the fugitive servant      
23
Of gathering fruits  
19, 23
 
23, 24
Of contracts, viz:
Of borrowing      
15
Of the pledge
22
   
24
Of usury
22
25
 
23
Of selling
21
25
 
15
Of a thing lent
22
     
Of a thing committed to be kept
22
     
Of heirs    
26, 27, 33, 36
21
V. To the Ninth Commandment, viz.:
Of witnesses  
5
 
17, 19
Establishing of the political law      
4
The establishing of the divine law in general      
6, 11, 29, 30, 31
From dignity of the lawgiver  
19, 20, 22
15
4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 26, 27
From the excellency of the laws      
4, 26
From the promises
15, 19, 23, 24
18, 26
 
4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 28
From the threatenings
23
28  [sic]  
4, 7, 11, 27, 28, 29, 30
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