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1:1 耶和華從會幕中呼叫摩西,對他說: The LORD called to Moses and spoke to him from the Tent of Meeting. He said,
1:2 「你曉諭以色列人說:你們中間若有人獻供物給耶和華,要從牛群羊群中獻牲畜為供物。 <<Speak to the Israelites and say to them: <When any of you brings an offering to the LORD, bring as your offering an animal from either the herd or the flock. 1:3 「他的供物若以牛為燔祭,就要在會幕門口獻一隻沒有殘疾的公牛,可以在耶和華面前蒙悅納。 << <If the offering is a burnt offering from the herd, he is to offer a male without defect. He must present it at the entrance to the Tent of Meeting so that it 1:3 Or ((he)) will be acceptable to the LORD. 1:4 他要按手在燔祭牲的頭上,燔祭便蒙悅納,為他贖罪。 He is to lay his hand on the head of the burnt offering, and it will be accepted on his behalf to make atonement for him. 1:5 他要在耶和華面前宰公牛;亞倫子孫作祭司的,要奉上血,把血灑在會幕門口、壇的周圍。 He is to slaughter the young bull before the LORD, and then Aaron's sons the priests shall bring the blood and sprinkle it against the altar on all sides at the entrance to the Tent of Meeting. 1:6 那人要剝去燔祭牲的皮,把燔祭牲切成塊子。 He is to skin the burnt offering and cut it into pieces. 1:7 祭司亞倫的子孫要把火放在壇上,把柴擺在火上。 The sons of Aaron the priest are to put fire on the altar and arrange wood on the fire. 1:8 亞倫子孫作祭司的,要把肉塊和頭並脂油擺在壇上火的柴上。 Then Aaron's sons the priests shall arrange the pieces, including the head and the fat, on the burning wood that is on the altar. 1:9 但燔祭的臟腑與腿要用水洗。祭司就要把一切全燒在壇上,當作燔祭,獻與耶和華為馨香的火祭。 He is to wash the inner parts and the legs with water, and the priest is to burn all of it on the altar. It is a burnt offering, an offering made by fire, an aroma pleasing to the LORD. 1:10 「人的供物若以綿羊或山羊為燔祭,就要獻上沒有殘疾的公羊。 << <If the offering is a burnt offering from the flock, from either the sheep or the goats, he is to offer a male without defect. 1:11 要把羊宰於壇的北邊,在耶和華面前;亞倫子孫作祭司的,要把羊血灑在壇的周圍。 He is to slaughter it at the north side of the altar before the LORD, and Aaron's sons the priests shall sprinkle its blood against the altar on all sides. 1:12 要把燔祭牲切成塊子,連頭和脂油,祭司就要擺在壇上火的柴上; He is to cut it into pieces, and the priest shall arrange them, including the head and the fat, on the burning wood that is on the altar. 1:13 但臟腑與腿要用水洗,祭司就要全然奉獻,燒在壇上。這是燔祭,是獻與耶和華為馨香的火祭。 He is to wash the inner parts and the legs with water, and the priest is to bring all of it and burn it on the altar. It is a burnt offering, an offering made by fire, an aroma pleasing to the LORD. 1:14 「人奉給耶和華的供物,若以鳥為燔祭,就要獻斑鳩或是雛鴿為供物。 << <If the offering to the LORD is a burnt offering of birds, he is to offer a dove or a young pigeon. 1:15 祭司要把鳥拿到壇前,揪下頭來,把鳥燒在壇上;鳥的血要流在壇的旁邊; The priest shall bring it to the altar, wring off the head and burn it on the altar; its blood shall be drained out on the side of the altar. 1:16 又要把鳥的嗉子和髒物〔髒物:或譯翎毛〕除掉,丟在壇的東邊倒灰的地方。 He is to remove the crop with its contents 1:16 Or ((crop and the feathers)); the meaning of the Hebrew for this word is uncertain. and throw it to the east side of the altar, where the ashes are. 1:17 要拿著鳥的兩個翅膀,把鳥撕開,只是不可撕斷;祭司要在壇上、在火的柴上焚燒。這是燔祭,是獻與耶和華為馨香的火祭。」 He shall tear it open by the wings, not severing it completely, and then the priest shall burn it on the wood that is on the fire on the altar. It is a burnt offering, an offering made by fire, an aroma pleasing to the LORD. This is Alex Markley's PHPScripture v1.2.0, displaying a copy of Chinese Union Version Bible in XOOPS. 本模組中文化由長島基督福音教會的Jack起始, 聖經文字部分由CCIM(網路基督使團)網站下載. 如欲修改經文請洽聖經公會. 荒漠甘泉五合一■ 中文荒漠甘泉(01月22日)
一月廿二日 「退到野地裡去。」馬太福音十四章13節 在音樂譜中有一種符號,叫做休止符。當音樂奏到休止符時,聲音完全停止;這常是音樂最精彩之處。我們的一生,也如音樂一般時時有休止符,可是我們頂愚昧,以為這些休止符是我們的末路和盡頭,一生就完畢於此。神常叫我們失敗、病痛、挫折、失業,我們就非常悲哀,以為我們的人生音樂從此不能再達到造物者的耳中了。可是讓我們看,音樂家如何對付這休止符呢?他照常擊拍,在休止符之後,重奏音樂,一若中間並無甚麼間斷。 神編我們一生的音樂,並非沒有計劃的。我們只管按譜奏樂,不必怕遇見休止符。它們是不能刪去的,因為一刪去就會破壞音樂的精彩。如果我們仰望我們音樂的導師——神——祂自己正在為我們擊拍,我們的本分只是按照祂的指導奏樂;奏到休止符的時候,雖然音樂停止了,可是請記得:這是音樂的精彩處。過了一拍子之久,樂音就要從新奏起。讓我們學習這功課。 ─羅斯金 招呼你─離開忙碌緊張的生活, 離開你不斷攪擾的塵世煩膩, 天國的嚮導招呼你暫到一旁, 在寧靜的蔭蔽中作片刻休憩。 招呼你——雖是一所杳無人跡的荒園 但你並不孤獨, 因為祂與你同在, 祂以最柔美的聲調向你問道: 「孩子:你豈不願意與我共此安靜一刻?」 招呼你——去和主耶穌同步幽深, 溯源一嚐甘泉的清澄, 你和祂影形不離, 相攜漫遊, 已經接近了天國的家庭。 招呼你——和祂單獨相處, 增進了淵博智慧, 祂的摯愛常在幽秘中顯明表徵, 在許多寂寞悽涼的夜晚, 你將得到 出自祂深情的珍貴良葴。 招呼你——我們感謝主所賜的寧靜和蔭蔽, 我們感謝主, 您以愛所關出的蹊徑, 因此我們雖流著淚而注視您, 感謝主, 您為了我們黑暗的客西馬尼。 招呼你——想到祂完成了一切, 我們就獲得平安, 和基督單獨相處, 幸福美好無比, 我們躲在您十字架的蔭影下, 主啊, 感謝您招呼我們在您一邊。
■ 英文荒漠甘泉(01月22日)
January 22 "Into a desert place apart.1" (Matt. 14:13.) THERE is no music in a rest, but there is the making of music in it." In our whole life-melody the music is broken off here and there by "rests, " and we foolishly think we have come to the end of the tune. God sends a time of forced leisure, sickness, disappointed plans, frustrated efforts, and makes a sudden pause in the choral hymn of our lives; and we lament that our voices must be silent, and our part missing in the music which ever goes up to the ear of the Creator. How does the musician read the "rest"? See him beat the time with unvarying count, and catch up the next note true and steady, as if no breaking place had come between. Not without design does God write the music of our lives. Be it ours to learn the tune, and not be dismayed at the "rests." They are not to be slurred over, not to be omitted, not to destroy the melody, not to change the keynote. If we look up, God Himself will beat the time for us. With the eye on Him, we shall strike the next note full and clear. If we sadly say to ourselves, "There is no music in a `rest,' " let us not forget "there is the making of music in it. "The making of music is often a slow and painful process in this life. How patiently God works to teach us! How long he waits for us to learn the lesson! ─Ruskin. "Called aside─ From the glad working of thy busy life, From the world's ceaseless stir of care and strife, Into the shade and stillness by thy Heavenly Guide For a brief space thou hast been called aside. "Called aside─ Perhaps into a desert garden dim; And yet not alone, when thou hast been with Him, And heard His voice in sweetest accents say: `Child, wilt thou not with Me this still hour stay?' "Called aside─ In hidden paths with Christ thy Lord to tread, Deeper to drink at the sweet Fountainhead, Closer in fellowship with Him to roam, Nearer, perchance, to feel thy Heavenly Home. "Called aside─ Oh, knowledge deeper grows with Him alone; In secret oft His deeper love is shown, And learnt in many an hour of dark distress Some rare, sweet lesson of His tenderness. "Called aside─ We thank thee for the stillness and the shade; We thank Thee for the hidden paths thy love hath made, And, so that we have wept and watched with Thee, We thank Thee for our dark Gethsemane. "Called aside─ Oh, restful thought─He doeth all things well; Oh, blessed sense, with Christ alone to dwell; So in the shadow of Thy cross to hide, We thank Thee, Lord, to have been called aside."
■ 永活之泉(01月22日)
一月廿二日 禱告的靈 「聖靈照著神的旨意,替聖徒祈求。」羅馬書八章27節 禱告不是我的工作,乃是神的工作,是神在我們裡面藉著祂的大能大力,所作的工作。當我們想到了這一點,我們會有一個安靜等候的態度;因為在我們禱告的時候,聖靈會幫助我們的軟弱,也會用說不出來的歎息,在我們裡面禱告。 這是一個何等奇妙的思想!當我覺得自己的禱告是那樣不完全,自己又毫無能力的時候,我可以在安靜中俯伏在神面前,確信祂的聖靈要教導我禱告。聖靈乃是禱告的靈。禱告不是我的工作,乃是神在我裡面的工作。我的願望就是神要聽我禱告的兆頭。當神要答應我們祈求的時候,首先祂在我們心裡造出一個願望來,然後聖靈就完成這個工作;即使在我們軟弱的時候,也是這樣。在雅各的事蹟中,我們也看見這一點。那位與他摔跤,並似乎要扣住祝福不給他的,實際上卻是一直加力給他,使他不斷的禱告,並在禱告上得勝的一位。這是一個何等奇妙的思想!禱告乃是三位一體的神共同的工作:父——將願望提醒我們,也要賜給我們一切所需要的;子——藉著祂的代禱,教導我們如何奉著祂的名禱告;而聖靈——乃是在隱密處,剛強我們軟弱的願望。 我們已經說過真理的靈,祂要在我們裡面榮耀基督;也說過愛的靈,祂要把這愛澆灌在我們心裡;現在我們再說到禱告的靈,藉著祂,我們的生活才會成為一個恆切禱告的生活。感謝神,聖靈已經從天上賜下來,祂住在我們心裡,並教導我們禱告。 基督徒啊!要聽從聖靈的引導,要在凡事上順從祂的聲音。祂要使你成為一個禱告的人。那時你就會真認識神呼召你作一個代禱者,為著那些在你四周的人、為著教會,並為著整個不信的世界,向神祈求重大的事,是何等的榮耀!
■ 中文屬天日子(01月22日)
一月廿二日 我仰望甚麼呢? 「仰望我,就必得救。」以賽亞書四五章22節 我們盼望神來祝福我們,拯救我們麼?祂說:「仰望我,就必得救。」最大的困難,是不能集中精神於神,這種困難也許是祂的恩典所造成的。患難有時促醒我們仰望神;恩典反使我們仰望別的地方。山上的寶訓,其要義無非是要我們縮小興趣的範圍,直到心思,情感,身體的態度集中在耶穌基督的身上。 我們之中有許多人,有一種關於基督徒是甚麼的概念,而聖者的生平反而是我們集中精神於神的一種障礙。救贖不在這條路,也不這麼簡單。「仰望我,」不是說:「你將得救,」卻是說:「你已得救。」我們所尋求的事,如果聚精會神在祂身上,就必得著。神也常常說:「仰望我,就必得救。」而我們常有成見,常存抱怨神的心。為要應付當前的困難,我們的心不是計劃夏天做甚麼,便是計劃明天做甚麼,殊不知這些困難只在仰望神的時候,才能全部消滅。 激動你自己,仰望神。要因祂而有盼望。無論有多少事緊逼你,你決意把那些事置之度外,仰望神吧!「仰望我,」仰望祂,就必得救。
■ 中文上海嗎哪(01月22日)
一月廿二日 「新婦也自己預備好了」啟示錄十九章7節 即使我們在準備主的來臨時,心態上都會有不健康的危險。我記得有一回我決心花一個月的時間,全心單獨地等候接受聖靈的洗。但在一個月結束之前,主喚醒了我,要我停止單獨地等待,並且催促我到外面去傳揚祂的信息。當我照著祂的意思去作,就在事奉的同時,祂使我受聖靈的洗。 有一種追求祝福的方法,既老舊,而且又像極了苦行僧。另一種方法則非但健康,更因為有主的同在,使我們成為聖潔。這第二種情況讓我們無論在禱告的密室裡、禱告山上,或是在稅吏、罪人中,或是履行日常責任時,總是有主的同行。 準備主再來最實際的方法,首先必須與主有親密的交通。不僅讓祂洗淨我們,並求聖靈更深地在我們心中動工,使我們變得完全。再者,為了別人的益處、為了預備世人迎接主再來,我們必須走出自我、為他人而活。
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