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but this man, because he standeth up for ever, his priesthood doth not pass away:

28 For the law constituted feeble men priests; but the word of the oath, which was subsequent to the law [fn] the Son perfect for ever.

But now, Jesus the Messiah hath received a ministry which is better than that: as also the covenant, of which he is made the Mediator, is better, and is given with better promises than the former.

But this is the covenant which I will give to the family of the house of Israel after those days, saith the Lord: I will put my law in their minds, and inscribe it on their hearts; and I will be to them a God, and they shall be to me a people.

But the inner tabernacle, which was within the second veil, was called the Holy of Holies.

and over it were the cherubim of glory, which overshadowed the mercy seat. But there is not time to speak particularly of each of the things which were so arranged.

But into the interior tabernacle, once a year only, the high priest entered, with the blood which he offered for himself and for the sins of the people.

but [fn] only in food and drink, and in the ablutions of divers things; which were carnal ordinances, and were set up until the time of a reformation.

But the Messiah who came, was a High Priest of the good things which he wrought: and he entered into the great and perfect tabernacle, which was not made with hands and was not of these created things.

And he did not enter with the blood of goats and calves; but with the blood of himself, he entered once into the sanctuary, and obtained eternal redemption.

For it was necessary that these, the emblems of heavenly things, should be purified, with those things; but the heavenly things themselves, with sacrifices superior to them.

For the Messiah entered not into the sanctuary made with hands, which is the emblem of the true [fn] : but he entered into heaven itself to appear in the presence of God for us.

otherwise, he must have suffered many times, since the commencement of the world; but now in the end of the world, he hath once offered himself in a self-sacrifice, to abolish sin.

But in those sacrifices, they every year recognized their sins.

Therefore, when entering the world, he said: In sacrifices and oblations, thou hast not had pleasure; but thou hast clothed me with a body.

But this [fn] offered one sacrifice for sins, and for ever sat down at the right hand of God;

And let us not forsake our meetings, as is the custom of some; but entreat ye one another; and the more, as ye see that day draw near.

but the fearful judgment impendeth, and the zeal of fire that consumeth the adversaries.

Now the just by my faith, will live: but if he draw back, my soul will not have pleasure in him.

But we are not of that drawing-back, which leadeth to perdition; but of that faith, which maketh us possess our soul.