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\subsection{Hebrews 5}
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\VS{1} For every chief-priest from men received in behalf of men is put in charge
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of the [things] towards God, in order that he offer gifts and sacrifices in behalf
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of sins,
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\VS{2} being able to be dealing-gently with those being ignorant
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and deceived, since he also is subject to weakness,
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\VS{3} and because of it
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he ought, just as concerning the people, likewise also concerning himself to
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be offering concerning sins.
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\VS{4} And not for himself do any receive
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honor, but being called by God, just as also Aaron.
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\VS{5} Likewise also
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Christ did not glorify himself to become chief-priest, but the [one] having said
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to him:
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\begin{verse}
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You are my son, today have I begotten you.
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\end{verse}
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\VS{6} Just as he also says elsewhere:
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\begin{verse}
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You are [a] priest to eternity \\
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According to the manner of Melchizedek.
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\end{verse}
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\VS{7} Who in the days of his flesh having offered entreaties and
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supplications towards the [one] able to be delivering him from death, with loud
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cries and tears, and having been heard from awe, although being son, he
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learned obedience from what he suffered,
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\VS{9} and having been
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completed\footnote{or ``perfected''} he became to all those obeying him the
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source of eternal deliverance,
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\VS{10} having been designated by God
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chief-priest according to the manner of Melchizedek.
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\VS{11} About whom we have much to say and hard to be interpreted, since you have become dull of hearing.
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\VS{12} For owing to the time you ought to be teachers, you have need again that [one] teach you the elements of the beginning of the sayings of God, and you have become [those] needing milk and not solid food.
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\VS{13} For all having milk [are] inexperienced in the word of justice, for he is [an] infant.
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\VS{14} But solid food belongs to the complete\footnote{or ``perfected''}, those who through habit have trained their senses to distinguish good and evil.
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