And  he  shall  take  off  from  it  all  its  fat,  and  burn  it  upon
the  altar.     And  he  shall  do  to  the  bullock  as  he  did  to

that  the  greater  sinner  needs  a  greater  offering;  His  work  is  needed  alike  )jy  all,
nor  has  one  a  larger  interest  in  it  than  another.  We  must  distinguish  thus  lie-
tween  any  moral  lesson  as  to  sin,  and  the  typical  instruction  (always  the  greater)
which  has  Christ  as  its  object  throughout.  This  is  just  where  appeare  the  im-
mense inferiority  of  some  modern  methods  ))y  which  it  is  aimed  at,  as  the  ))e-
giuning  of  all  true  knowledge,  to  put  you  back  at  the  Jewish  stand-poiut  instead
of  at  the  Christian  one.  The  tyi)es  all  look  forward;  and  the  method  is  as  wise,
as  if,  to  give  you  clear  knowledge  of  the  landscape,  they  should  propose  to  show
it  you  by  night  rather  than  l)y  day.  It  is  very  simply  intelligi))le,  therefore,
why  one  should  often  find  more  satisfaction  to  the  mind  even,  as  well  as  satis-
faction to  the  heart,  in  the  views  of  some  unlearned  Cluistians  as  to  these  thiugs
than  in  the  tomes^f  many  learned  men.
