Made plain the face thereof, by breaking the clods, which made it ragged and uneven. The principal wheat; either,
1. The wheat, which is the principal or chief of all these grains; or,
2. The best wheat, which he prudently chooseth for seed. The appointed barley; that proportion of barley which he appointed. Or, as others, the marked barley; or, the choice barley, which they laid aside in a sack for seed; and therefore set aside with a peculiar mark upon it. In their place, Heb. in his border; each seed in a several and proper place.