"The structure of the author's exposition may be depicted as follows: *
A The old office of high priest (v.1)
B The sacrifice offered by the high priest (v.1)
C The weakness of the high priest (vv. 2-3)
D The appointment of the high priest (v.4)
D' The appointment of Christ, the new priest (vv.5-6)
C' The suffering of the new priest (vv.7-8)
B' The sacrificial provision on the new priest (v.9)
A' The new office of high priest (v.10)
This type of structure is called a chiamus and was used by the ancients for both rhetorical effect and mnemonic purposes."
* The following is based roughly on Lane, Hebrews 1-8, p. 111
Guthrie, George H. Hebrews: From Biblical Text... to Contemporary Life. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1998. Print. p. 192
A The old office of high priest (v.1)
B The sacrifice offered by the high priest (v.1)
C The weakness of the high priest (vv. 2-3)
D The appointment of the high priest (v.4)
D' The appointment of Christ, the new priest (vv.5-6)
C' The suffering of the new priest (vv.7-8)
B' The sacrificial provision on the new priest (v.9)
A' The new office of high priest (v.10)
This type of structure is called a chiamus and was used by the ancients for both rhetorical effect and mnemonic purposes."
* The following is based roughly on Lane, Hebrews 1-8, p. 111
Guthrie, George H. Hebrews: From Biblical Text... to Contemporary Life. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 1998. Print. p. 192
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