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1t seems to be the opinion Of the best commen-
tators that Jephthah's daughter not sacrificed,
but devoted to the worship and service of God in
the tabernacle: lst, because the vow did not re-
qure sacrifice; I'd, because the law did not per-
NIT it; and 3d. because there is nothing in the mar
rative to prove that he sacrificed her. He did with
her, it is said according to his vow, and his VOW
was to devote her to the Lord.