Leviticus 21:14

A widow The rule for the high priest was thus stricter than that for an ordinary priest. The Jewish writer Rashi, in his commentary on the Talmudic treatise Chagigah(13 a, Tal. Bab.), mentions this as one of the instances of apparent discrepancies between Ezekiel (Ezekiel 44:22) and the Law (see Ryle, Canon, 203). Ezekiel (loc. cit.) allowed a priest, to marry a widow, provided she was the widow of a priest, whereas, according to the Law here, a high priest might not marry a widow. Ezekiel's rule is, however, for priests. He does not say anything about the high priest. According to the law here, he must marry a virgin. As regards the rule for the ordinary priest, while Leviticus 21:7 does not saythat he may marry a priest's widow, Leviticus 21:14 may perhaps be taken to imply this.

of his own people of the people of Israel, according to Ezekiel (loc. cit.), but the traditional practice was to marry a priest's daughter, cp. Luke 1:5.