TRespasse-offering] The names of a sinne and trespasse-offering are diverse in the Originall, yet not so diverse in reall sense, as in verball sound; and so, though some will have the one, viz. Asham rendred by Delictum, and the other, viz. Chattah by Peccatum, and understand peccatum to be a sinne of commission, & delictum a sinne of omission, yet the Originall words are promiscuously used and interpreted in the Hebrew Lexicons in the same acceptions; notwithstanding by the difference of sacrifices it appeares by the Text, that there is a different degree of guilt, betwixt the offence which is called Chattah, and the other which is called Asham, and that in this difference the aggravation lyes upon Asham, because to Asham translated trespasse is required a greater and more costly sacrifice, then to Chattah, rendred Sinne: Now the aggravation or greater guilt might consist in this, that Asham, 1: e. Trespasse was committed against greater light, or with more deliberation, or with more consent of will, or with inconvenience, or injury to another, which is agreeable to the word Trespasse; for Sinne may be immanent in us, but Trespasse is a transient guilt, which hath an offensive operation upon others, and so becomes so much the more faultie, as it is more extensive.