V.1-8 Though the expression “the priests” included Aaron and his two sons, Nadab and Abihu, it is worthwhile noticing that Aaron’s clothes were more colorful than his sons. Why? Because Aaron is a type of Christ, and his sons a type of the individual believer in Christ.
V.9-28 Aaron and his sons are consecrated to God as priests. Sometimes the description applies to all three, sometimes only to Aaron. Christ shares some of His glories with us (John 17:22) and some are His alone (John 17:5). The word consecrated (v. 9) means “to fill the hand” (v. 24). The priests took parts of the ram into their hands and waved (or offered them up) before God. As priests, you and I do this. We, as it were, lift up Christ to God. This is what worship is. The Father is ever delighted when we realize what Christ has done for Him. So let us “fill the hand” with Christ!
V.29-30 When Aaron died, all his position and garments passed on to the eldest son.
V.30-37 Seven days is a type of our whole Christian life. The Lord Jesus is living in heaven as our High Priest (Read Heb. 7:25-26). We too should be responding to all His love.
V.38-46 These were the offerings to be made to God each day. Would you like a lovely verse which applies to you today (Heb. 13:15)? May it be true of us!