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Hebrews 10:28

Hebrews 10:28

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

He that despised Moses' law,.... By breaking it wilfully, and presumptuously, for which there was no sacrifice; meaning the law which Moses was the minister of not the author; and it respects the whole body of laws given by him, from God; and is instanced in for the sake of the comparison between him and Christ, and between the law and the Gospel, and for the illustration of the case in hand.

Now one that transgressed that law, either in whole, or in part, by denying it entirely, or by breaking any particular precept of it presumptuously,died without mercy; a corporeal death; there was no atonement nor sacrifice for him, nor pity to be shown him, De 13:8.

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