Hebreos 8:1

1 Cristo es nuestro Sumo Sacerdote
El punto principal es el siguiente: tenemos un sumo sacerdote quien se sentó en el lugar de honor, a la derecha del trono del Dios majestuoso en el cielo.

Hebreos 8:1 Meaning and Commentary

Hebrews 8:1

Now of the things which we have spoken this is the sum
The scope and drift, the compendium and substance; or the principal of what has been said in or from ( Psalms 110:4 ) and has been discoursed of in the three preceding chapters, is the priesthood of Christ:

we have such an high priest;
as is described in the foregoing discourse, and in the following words: Christ is a priest, an high priest, and the saints' high priest; they are not without one under the Gospel dispensation; and Christ is he, and always continues, in whose sacrifice and intercession they have a share:

who is set on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the
heavens;
he is "set", whereas the Levitical priests stood; which shows that he has done his work, and that with acceptance; and is in a state of ease and rest; and is possessed of honour, glory, majesty, and authority, and which continue: the place where he is set is, "on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty"; the same with the right hand of God; for by the throne of the Majesty is meant God the Father, in his royal glory and dignity; so Tiphereth, one of the ten numbers in the Jews' Cabalistic tree, whose name is Jehovah, is called (dwbkh aok) , "the throne of glory" F3; so angels are called thrones, ( Colossians 1:16 ) but God is a throne of majesty superior to them; and at his right hand sits Christ the great high priest; which is expressive of his high honour, glory, and power, and even of his equality with God: the phrase, "in the heavens", may refer both to God the throne of majesty, who is there, and to Christ the high priest, who is passed into them, and received by them, and sits there.


FOOTNOTES:

F3 Lex. Cabal. p. 483.

Hebreos 8:1 In-Context

1 Cristo es nuestro Sumo Sacerdote
El punto principal es el siguiente: tenemos un sumo sacerdote quien se sentó en el lugar de honor, a la derecha del trono del Dios majestuoso en el cielo.
2 Allí sirve como ministro en el tabernáculo
del cielo, el verdadero lugar de adoración construido por el Señor y no por manos humanas.
3 Ya que es deber de todo sumo sacerdote presentar ofrendas y sacrificios, nuestro Sumo Sacerdote también tiene que presentar una ofrenda.
4 Si estuviera aquí en la tierra, ni siquiera sería sacerdote, porque ya hay sacerdotes que presentan las ofrendas que exige la ley.
5 Ellos sirven dentro de un sistema de adoración que es solo una copia, una sombra del verdadero, que está en el cielo. Pues cuando Moisés estaba por construir el tabernáculo, Dios le advirtió lo siguiente: «Asegúrate de hacer todo según el modelo que te mostré aquí en la montaña»
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