Matthew Poole and continuators on Hebrews 10:19

19 Having therefore, brethren , boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus,

At this Verse the Spirit applieth and maketh use of the Doctrine of the great Gospel-High-Priest, and his one All-sufficient Sacrifice, and continueth it through part of the thirteenth Chapter. The Transition to it is made by the Particle [non-Latin text not transcribed], therefore, which refers to the whole of his doctrinal Discourse before of the Excellency of the Gospel-HighPr-iest, for his Person, as to both his Natures being God-Man, and his Sacrifice with its Effects. Seeing these things are so, therefore

see ch. 3.1, 12. inviting them with this indearing Term of Relation, to receive what his brotherly Love imparted to them for their Salvation.

Freedom granted us of God for this Motion, and Confidence, and Freeness of Spirit in our selves to move, so as not to look into only the Holy of Holiest, but of spiritual and real access for Supplication and Conversation, while we are personally upon Earth; and others are denied such an entrance and approach to him on his Throne of Grace there, while they have their Petitions received, Ephes. 3.12. and thence their Persons blessed, ch. 4.16.

And this only vouchsafed them by the Blood of Jesus, which atoned him, who sits on the Throne for us, and made it accessible to us. How much greater is this Gospel-priviledg, than that under the Law? A[illegible: 1 letter]ron alone, and not the Israelites could enter into the Holy of Holiest, and that but once a year, and then with the Blood of Beasts sacrificed for himself and them; whereas every penitent believing Sinner can now by Faith in Christ's Blood and Prayer, enter into the Holiest of all in Heaven, and there converse with God every day, while Sin hath made him inaccessible to others.

Marginal references: Eph. 2.18.; Or, liberty.; Or, liberty.; Chap. 9.8, 12.