Finding fault with them (μεμφομενος αυτους). Present middle participle of μεμφομα (cf. αμεμπτος), old verb, in N.T. only here and …

For finding fault with them. Or rather, the finding of fault, as he says, is not with the Jewish people (for they had no part in giving th…

Finding fault with them.—Not “with it,” but with those through whom the covenant had failed. The following quotation ([Reference H…

For if that first covenant had been faultless, then should no place have been sought for the second. For finding fault with them, he saith, Beh…

The writer proceeds to show that a place was indeed sought for a new covenant. God found fault with the people of old, he reminds us, and this thou…

Behold, the days come, etc. (Jeremiah 31:31–34). The Prophet speaks of future time; he accuses the people of unfaithf…

For finding fault with them
Both with the covenant, which had its faults, and with the people who continued not in i…

The superior excellence of Christ's priesthood, above that of Aaron, is shown from that covenant of grace, of which Christ was Mediator. The law no…

Having proved that Christ is a high priest and therefore a minister of holy things—but not according to the Old Law—the Apostle now shows that He i…