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HEBREWS 9:1 @kai,# {C}
The evidence, evenly balanced for and against the presence of kai, (it
is read by a A D _al_; it is lacking in î46vid B 1739 _al_), is
represented by the Committee in retaining...
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CHAPTER IX.
_Of the first covenant, and its ordinances_, 1.
_The tabernacle, candlestick, table, show-bread, veil, holy of_
_holies, censer, ark, pot of manna, Aaron's rod, tables of the_
_covenan...
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THEN VERILY - Or, moreover. The object is to describe the tabernacle
in which the service of God was celebrated under the former
dispensation, and to show that it had a reference to what was future,
a...
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CHAPTER 9
_ 1. The first tabernacle and its worship (Hebrews 9:1)_
2. The blood and the perfect work accomplished (Hebrews 9:11)
3. The Priest in heaven (Hebrews 9:24)...
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The two ministries are now contrasted, in order to show that the OT
institutions were imperfect, and pointed beyond themselves to that
real access to God which we have obtained through Christ.
HEBREW...
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So, then, the first tabernacle, too, had its ordinances of worship and
its holy place, which was an earthly symbol of the divine realities.
For the first tabernacle was constructed and in it there was...
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THE GLORY OF THE TABERNACLE (Hebrews 9:1-5)...
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THEN VERILY... ALSO. Now even.
_ COVENANT_. No Greek. word. The ellipsis is rightly supplied by "
_covenant_ ".
ORDINANCES. Greek. _dikaioma._ App-191.
DIVINE SERVICE. Greek. _latreia._ App-190.
W...
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_Then verily the first tabernacle had also ordinances_ Rather, "To
resume then, even the first (_covenant_) had its ordinances." No
substantive is expressed with "first," but the train of reasoning in...
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AFTER THUS TRACING THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE TWO COVENANTS, THE WRITER
PROCEEDS TO SHEW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEIR ORDINANCES OF
MINISTRATION...
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Ἡ ΠΡΏΤΗ. The addition of σκηνὴ in the rec. is very ill
supported, and the sense requires the word διαθήκη to be
understood. Besides which ἡ πρ. σκ. has a different meaning
altogether in the next verse...
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CH. 9. After thus tracing the contrast between the Two Covenants, the
writer proceeds to shew the difference between their _ordinances of
ministration_ (Hebrews 9:1 to Hebrews 10:18). He contrasts the...
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_THE TABERNACLE AND ITS SERVICES HEBREWS 9:1-7:_ God's first or former
arrangement had religious services connected with it. A study of
Exodus 25:1-40; Exodus 26:1-37;...
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ΕΊΧΕ _impf. ind. act. от_ ΈΧ (G2192) иметь,
ΠΡΏΤΗ (G4413) первый. Это слово
модифицирует опущенное ΔΙΑΘΉΚΗ (Hughes),
ΔΙΚΑΊΩΜΑ (G1345) то, чего требует
праведность, правило, порядок (Westcott;
Michel...
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F.
_He is a Priest in a better tabernacle. Hebrews 9:1-28_.
1.
_The old tabernacle and its imperfect services. Hebrews 9:1-10_.
_TEXT_
Hebrews 9:1-10...
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THE TYPICAL TABERNACLE
(Hebrews 9:1-5)
The principal design of the apostle in this epistle was to prove and
make manifest that the "old covenant" which Jehovah made with Israel
at Sinai, with all the...
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Then verily the first covenant had also ordinances of divine service,
and a worldly sanctuary.
THEN VERILY, [ men (G3303) oun (G3767)] - 'According]y then.'
Resuming Hebrews 7:5. In a...
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8 Few phrases are so unfortunately confusing as "the New Testament".
The Greek word for "testament" and its Hebrew equivalent never carry
the ordinary meaning of a will, or legal instrument for the di...
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9:1 service, (c-9) _ Latreia_ , from the same root as _ latreuo_ in
ver. 6, see Note e. one. (d-15) The form of words here is greatly
disputed. The grammatical order would require it to be translated...
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A WORLDLY SANCTUARY] RV 'its sanctuary, a sanctuary of this world,'
and therefore inferior to the 'true' tabernacle in the heavens
(Hebrews 8:2), of which it was but a copy....
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THE NEW COVENANT AND THE SACRIFICE OF CHRIST
Hebrews 9:1 to Hebrews 10:39. The writer now proceeds to elaborate in
greater detail the contrast between the old covenant and the new. The
old covenant ha...
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HOW CAN I GET TO HEAVEN?
HEBREWS
_IAN MACKERVOY_
CHAPTER 9
A NEW WAY TO PRAISE GOD 9:1-28
THE OLD HOLY PLACE 9:1-10 V1 The first agreement had rules for
praising God and giving him honour and r...
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IX.
(1) The subject commenced in the last chapter (Hebrews 9:1) is
continued here. The mention of the “more excellent ministry” led
to the description of the new covenant with which it is united
(Hebr...
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The insufficiency of the first covenant is further illustrated from
the character of its ordinances. For it was not devoid of elaborate
and impressive appointments and regulations for worship, but the...
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Εἶχε μὲν οὖν καὶ ἡ πρώτη … “Even the first
covenant, however, had ordinances of worship and the holy place
suitable to this world,” _i.e._, as hinted in Hebrews 8:2, a tent
pitched by man, constructed...
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THE IMPERFECT WAY OF APPROACH TO GOD
Hebrews 9:1
With careful enumeration each item of the Tabernacle furniture is
specified, because of each there is a spiritual equivalent in the
unseen, spiritual...
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Because of the better priesthood and the better covenant a better
worship is established. First, the sanctuary is described. Christ is
set forth as the One who has entered into a greater Tabernacle th...
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Then verily (1) the first [covenant] had also ordinances of divine
service, and a (a) worldly sanctuary.
(1) A division of the first tabernacle which he calls worldly, that is
to say, transitory, and...
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The former. [1] In the ordinary Greek copies is expressed the former
tabernacle; but even the Protestant translators have abandoned that
reading, and understand the former testament or covenant, which...
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CONTENTS
We have in this Chapter some Account of the Furniture of the Old
Tabernacle in the Wilderness. To this succeeds a most blessed Account
of Christ, whom the Holy Ghost meant to prefigure by th...
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(1) Then verily the first covenant had also ordinances of divine
service, and a worldly sanctuary. (2) For there was a tabernacle made;
the first, wherein was the candlestick, and the table, and the
s...
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The apostle now resumes his great theme, Christ called a Priest of God
for ever after the order of Melchisedec. He alludes, in the beginning
of our chapter, to the historical facts of Genesis. We must...
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1_Then verily the first, etc _(138) After having spoken generally of
the abrogation of the old covenant, he now refers specially to the
ceremonies. His object is to show that there was nothing practic...
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The epistle, recounting some particular circumstances which
characterised the first covenant shews that neither were sins put
away, nor was the conscience purged by its means, nor the entrance
into th...
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THEN VERILY THE FIRST COVENANT HAD ORDINANCES OF DIVINE SERVICE,....
The design of the apostle in this chapter, as it stands in connection
with what goes before, is to show the pre-eminence of Christ,...
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Ει῏χε μὲν ου῏ν καὶ ἡ πρώτη
δικαιώματα λατρείας τό τε ἅγιον
κοσμικόν.
Some things must be premised unto the reading of these words. ῾Η
πρώτη, “the first,” doth in the original answer in gender
unto all...
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Then verily the first _covenant_ had also ordinances of divine
service, and a worldly sanctuary.
Ver. 1. _Then verily the first covenant_] Here the apostle proveth
what he had propounded,Hebrews 8:5,...
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HEB. 9:1-3. THEN VERILY THE FIRST (COVENANT) HAD ALSO ORDINANCES OF
DIVINE SERVICE, AND A WORLDLY SANCTUARY. FOR THERE WAS A TABERNACLE
MADE; THE FIRST, WHEREIN (WAS) THE CANDLESTICK, AND THE TABLE, A...
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To show that the old covenant was justly laid aside, the apostle
judged it necessary to enter into a particular examination of the
religious services which it enjoined, and to prove that these were
de...
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A comparison is now introduced between the priestly services of the
first covenant, and the perfect priesthood of Christ, the Mediator of
the new covenant....
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THEN, VERILY, THE FIRST COVENANT HAD ALSO ORDINANCES OF DIVINE SERVICE
AND A WORLDLY SANCTUARY....
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THE OLD TESTAMENT CULT INFERIOR TO THE PERFECTION OF CHRIST'S
SACRIFICE.
Description of the Tabernacle and its appointments:...
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Chapter s 9 and 10 form a wonderful climax in the orderly presentation
of the truth in this epistle: If according to the new covenant, a man
must be morally fitted for the presence of God by means of...
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ORDINANCES:
Or, ceremonies...
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1-5 The apostle shows to the Hebrews the typical reference of their
ceremonies to Christ. The tabernacle was a movable temple, shadowing
forth the unsettled state of the church upon earth, and the hu...
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OLBGrk; HEBREWS CHAPTER 9 HEBREWS 9:1 The service and sacrifices of
the first tabernacle were far less perfect and efficacious to purge
the conscience than the blood of Christ. HEBREWS 9:15 The necess...
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Hebrews 9:1 Then G3767 indeed G3303 even G2532 first G4413 had G2192
(G5707) ordinances G1345 service G2999 and...
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Hebrews 9:1. This verse concedes the excellency of the old economy. IT
HAD ORDINANCES OF DIVINE WORSHIP. The writer speaks in the past tense,
because he looks back to the original institution and the...
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Hebrews 9:1
Worship in Spirit and Truth.
I. Apart from revelation men have not the idea of God as Lord, Spirit,
Father; and even after the light of Scripture has appeared, God is to
many only an abst...
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Hebrews 9:1
The Simplicity of Christian Ritual.
The simplicity of worship in the Christian Church is a sign of
spiritual advancement
I. Inasmuch as it arises, in some measure, from the fact that th...
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Hebrews 9:1. _Then verily the first covenant had also ordinances of
divine service, and a worldly sanctuary._
That is to say, a material sanctuary, a sanctuary made out of such
things as this world c...
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1 _Then verily the first covenant had also ordinances of divine
service, and a worldly sanctuary._
An external sanctuary, a material structure, and therefore belonging
to this world.
Hebrews 9:2. _F...
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Hebrews 9:1. _Then verily the first covenant had also ordinances of
divine service, and a worldly sanctuary._
That is, a sanctuary belonging to this world, a visible sanctuary.
That first covenant wa...
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CONTENTS: Ordinances and sanctuary of the old covenant as types of the
new. The realities of the new covenant which is sealed by the blood of
Christ.
CHARACTERS: God, Holy Spirit, Aaron, High Priest,...
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Hebrews 9:2. _A tabernacle wherein was the candlestick._ For a
description of this portable temple, which disdains borrowing figures
from the Egyptian temples, though they had some figures analogous t...
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THE FIRST COVENANT. To show that it was both right and proper that the
Law or Moses and the Jewish priesthood were terminated and superseded,
a contrast is made between the worship of the old and new...
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_The first covenant had also ordinances_
THE ANCIENT TABERNACLE
The writer now proceeds to compare the old and the new covenants with
reference to their respective provisions for religious communion...
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HEBREWS—NOTE ON HEBREWS 9:1 These verses describe the OT tabernacle,
its furnishings, and its worship practices. This description of the
“first covenant” lays the groundwork for the discussion of the...
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CHRIST IS THE END OF THE LAW
_CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES_
THE writer proceeds to compare, or rather contrast, the ordinances of
ministration under the two priesthoods.
1. The older ceremonial ind...
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EXPOSITION
_The sphere _of Christ's "more excellent ministry," as the "Mediator
of a better covenant," having been shown to be elsewhere than in the
earthly tabernacle, the ministry itself is now con...
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Hebrews chapter 9.
In the eighth chapter of the book of Hebrews, he makes mention of the
prophecy in Jeremiah where God said that in those days He was going to
make a new covenant with the people, not...
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Colossians 2:8; Exodus 25:8; Ezekiel 43:11; Hebrews 8:13; Hebrews 8:2;...
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Ordinances of divine service [δ ι κ α ι ω μ α τ α λ α τ
ρ ε ι α ς]. For dikaiwma ordinance, see on Romans 5:16. For
latreia service, see on Luke 1:74; Revelation 22:3;...
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The first covenant had ordinances of outward worship, and a worldly
— a visible, material sanctuary, or tabernacle. Of this sanctuary he
treats, Hebrews 9:2. Of those ordinances, Hebrews 9:6....
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In this, and the following verses, the Apostle gives us. particular
and distinct view of the typical ordinances in the old covenant under
the Mosaic dispensation, and also of their accomplishment in J...