John Trapp on Hebrews 7:27
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Hebrews7:27
Verſe 27. [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Who needeth not daily] Or, On a certain day of the year, ſc. at the feaſt of the exp[illegible: 1 letter]ations, Levit. 16.29. See Heb. 1.1.
Firſt for brown ſins] Elſe how could he ſtand before God for others: The Prieſts therefore had their laver wherein to waſh, before they offered any mans ſacrifice. The brazen Altar ſtood without, the incenſe-altar of gold, within the Sanctuary: to ſignifie that our own luſts muſt be ſacrificed, ere we take upon us to pray for our ſelves or others. David obſerveth this method, Pſal, 25. & Pſal. 51. He firſt gets pardon for himſelf, and then makes requeſt for Sion.
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