Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
And he shall be for a sanctuary "And he shall be unto you a sanctuary" - The word lachem , unto you, absolutely necessary, as I conceive, to the sense, is lost in this place: it is preserved by the Vulgate, " et erit vobis in sanctificationem ." The Septuagint have it in the singular number: ̔ , it shall be to Thee. Or else, instead of mikdash , a sanctuary, we must read mokesh , a snare, which would then be repeated without any propriety or elegance, at the end of the verse. The Chaldee reads instead of it mishpat , judgment; for he renders it by purean , which word frequently answers to mishpat in his paraphrase. One MS. has in stead of mikdash uleeben , lahem leeben , which clears the sense and construction. But the reading of the Vulgate is, I think, the best remedy to this difficulty; and is in some degree authorized by lahem , the reading of the MS. above mentioned.
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