 | University of Oxford - 1840 - 756 pàgines
...whence the High Priest, was to carry the Blood into the sanctuary ; and these, looking towards the Cross and their crucified SAVIOUR there, through His sufferings...hope by the very memorial which they both take to themselves and show to GOD of these sufferings. Lastly, JESUS, our eternal Priest, being from the Cross,... | |
 | Walter Farquhar Hook - 1847 - 616 pàgines
...the High Priest was to carry the Blood into the sanctuary : and these, . looking towards the Cross and their crucified Saviour there, through His sufferings...hope by the very memorial which they both take to themselves and show to God of these sufferings. Lastly, Jesus, our eternal Priest, being from the Cross,... | |
 | Daniel Brevint - 1847 - 340 pàgines
...whence the high priest was to carry the blood into the sanctuary; and these, looking towards the cross and their crucified Saviour there, through his sufferings hope for a way towards heaven—being encouraged to this hope by the very memorial, which they both take to themselves and... | |
 | Daniel Brevint - 1847 - 334 pàgines
...whence the high priest was to carry the blood into the sanctuary; and these, looking towards the cross and their crucified Saviour there, through his sufferings hope for a way towards heaven—being encouraged to this hope by the very memorial, which they both take to themselves and... | |
 | Eucharistica - 1874 - 264 pàgines
...whence the highpriest was to carry the blood into the sanctuary ; and these, looking towards the cross and their crucified Saviour there, through his sufferings...hope by the very memorial which they both take to themselves and shew to God of these sufferings. Lastly, Jesus, our eternal Priest, being from the cross,... | |
 | 1874 - 268 pàgines
...whence the highpriest was to carry the blood into the sanctuary ; and these, looking towards the cross and their crucified Saviour there, through his sufferings...hope by the very memorial which they both take to themselves and she A' to God of these sufferings. Lastly, Jesus, our eternal Priest, being from the... | |
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... Him both as already sacrificed, and yet as in some sort offering and giving up Himself. Those, in worshipping, ever turned their eyes, their hearts, their hopes towards that Altar and Sacrifice, whence the High Priest, was to carry the Blood into... 