strangers hand] The sacrifices of God must be offered, and are accepted without respect of any person, but his whom they typiie, Jesus Christ; therefore a blemished sacrifice will not serve, or be received from an Israelite, or from a Proselyte; but they might receive money from strangers, whether in Nation or Religion, which might be converted to some service of the Sanctuary, whether for sacrifice or otherwise; Josephus lib. 2. of the Warres of the Jewes, Chap. 17. But no uncircumcised person might by himself present any thing; though in it selfe perfect, to be offered to God.