A disannulling (αθετησις). Late word from αθετεω (alpha privative and τιθημ), to set aside , in N.T. only here and 9:26. Common in…

For there is verily a disannulling. This means a setting aside. The law that previously existed concerning the priesthood is now abolished…

The intimate connection between these two verses is obscured by the ordinary translation. They point out with greater fullne and clearne what is in…

The old Levitical law is annulled; it became weak and unprofitable; and now a higher and better dispensation is ushered in with a greater and undyi…

“Regulation” refers, as in v.16, to the whole law. The Levitical system in its entirety is “set aside” and annulled by Christ’s coming and work. At…

For there is verily a disannulling, or abrogation, etc. Since the Apostle’s discourse hinges on the fact that the Law, along with…

For there is verily a disannulling of the commandment
Not the moral law; though what is here said of the commandment…

The priesthood and law, by which perfection could not come, are abolished; a Priest has risen, and a dispensation is now established, by which true…

Having proved the preeminence of Melchizedek’s priesthood over the Levitical, the Apostle now concludes that Christ’s priesthood is more excellent …