We shall here close our meditations upon this most profound and precious book. If the foregoing pages should be used of God to awaken an interest in a section of inspiration which has been so much neglected by the Church in all ages, they shall not have been written in vain. _C. H. M._ Transcriber's note: Variations in spelling, punctuation and hyphenation have been retained except in obvious cases of typographical error. Page 80: "I shall now preceed to quote at length" ... "preceed" has been replaced with "proceed". Page 224: "a pair of turtle-doves or to young pigeons" ... "to" has been replaced with "two". Page 241: "consigned to deary solitude" ... "deary" has been replaced with "dreary". Page 290: "coals of fire from off the altar before Lord" ... "the" has been added "before the Lord". End of Project Gutenberg's Notes on the Book of Leviticus, by C. H. Mackintosh