Jamieson, Fausset and Brown on Hebrews 9:10

10. Which--sacrifices.

stood--consisted in [Alford]; or, "have attached to them" only things which appertain to the use of foods, &c. The rites of meats, &c., go side by side with the sacrifices [Tholuck and Wahl]; compare Col 2:16.

drinks--(Le 10:9; 11:4). Usage subsequently to the law added many observances as to meats and drinks.

washings--(Ex 29:4).

and carnal ordinances--One oldest manuscript, Syriac and Coptic, omit "and." "Carnal ordinances" stand in apposition to "sacrifices" (He 9:9). Carnal (outward, affecting only the flesh) is opposed to spiritual. Contrast "flesh" with "conscience" (He 9:13, 14).

imposed--as a burden (Ac 15:10, 28) continually pressing heavy.

until the time of reformation--Greek, "the season of rectification," when the reality should supersede the type (He 8:8-12). Compare "better," He 9:23.