of the peace-offering] That is, part of the Peace-offering, for of this sacrifice one part was burnt, another was reserved for the Priest, and the third belonged to him that brought it; for the right shoulder, and the breast, Leviticus 7:30. with the two jawes, and the mawe were the Priests, and the rest his, at whose cost the oblation was made, Lev. 7. 15, 16. and hence it was, that in this offering Turtle-doves, and young Pigeons were not permitted to the poorer sort to offer, as they were in the whole burnt-offering, because in them being so small this division could not conveniently be made. the fat which covereth the inwards] The fat as the best of the Sacrifice is offered up unto the Lord, and so teacheth, that the best is still to be given him.