Jamieson-Fausset-Brown on Hebrews 9:9
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9. Which —"The which," namely, anterior tabernacle: " as being that which was " [ALFORD]. figure — Greek, "parable": a parabolic setting forth of the character of the Old Testament. for —" in reference to the existing time. " The time of the temple-worship really belonged to the Old Testament, but continued still in Paul's time and that of his Hebrew readers. "The time of reformation" ( :- ) stands in contrast to this, "the existing time"; though, in reality, "the time of reformation," the New Testament time, was now present and existing. So "the age to come, " is the phrase applied to the Gospel, because it was present only to believers, and its fulness even to them is still to come. Compare :- , "good things to come." in which — tabernacle, not time, according to the reading of the oldest manuscripts. Or translate, "according to which" parabolic representation, or figure. were — Greek, "are." gifts —unbloody oblations. could not — Greek, "cannot": are not able. him that did the service —any worshipper. The Greek is " latreuein, " serve God, which is all men's duty; not " leitourgein, " to serve in a ministerial office. make . . . perfect —perfectly remove the sense of guilt, and sanctify inwardly through love. as pertaining to the conscience —"in respect to the (moral-religious) consciousness." They can only reach as far as the outward flesh (compare " carnal ordinances," Hebrews 9:10 ; Hebrews 9:13 ; Hebrews 9:14 ). return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-10" class="com-number"
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