the skinne of the bullocke, and his flesh] In this, and the sin-offering for the whole Congregation, wholly burned without the Campe, the Priest did eat no part, Leviticus 6:30. (though he did in other sin-offerings, vers. 26. of this Chap.) because the offerer might not eat of the sin-offering; but in these the Priest was offerer either solely, as here; or inclusively, as in the sin-offering for all the Congregation. This might signifie the detestablenesse of sin, especially of Sacred persons, or of a whole people, which here, as it were, on the back of the bullock, was carried out of the Campe. Secondly, that the True sin-offering should suffer without the gate, Heb. 13. 11, 12. Thirdly, that by Christ his sufferings our sinnes are fully pardoned, removed farre from us: and for the person that was to carry this sinoffering out, though it seeme to be the High-priest, vers. 12. yet he was onely to see it done, and not by doing it himselfe, render himselfe unclean, as you may see in the same case, Chap. 16. 27, 28.