...faid it, and ihall he not do it ? If every high-prieft taken from among men, was to have comp¿ffion on the ignorant, and on them that were out of the way, without exception, from the confideration that he himfelf alfo was compafled with infirmity, Heb. v....

...describe, in many instances, what might have been done, rather than what, in many cases, I have renlly done. It is my sincere desire, that they may excite...that were out of the way, who went about doing good ; und, of whom it is said, the common people heard him gladly. Kingiland. JC WALKS OF USEFULNESS. WALK...

...carefully read his Epistles, and the record of his ministry in the Book of Acts, without feeling that he had " compassion on the ignorant, and on them that were out of the •way, because that he also was compassed with infirmity." But we go higher still ; and taking the gospel...

...viz. that as man, and having been himself encompassed with infirmities, he might be qualified to "have compassion " on the ignorant, and on them that were out of " the way ' ." " Wherefore in all things," says he, " it behoved him to be made like unto his bre" thren, that...

...becoming such a patron as the Great " Shepherd and Bishop of our souls" (Pet I. ii. 25), who could have compassion on the ignorant, and on them that were out of the way as much as an ordinary high priest who should himself also be compassed with infirmity (Heb. v. 1,...

...nation, but a brother of the same flesh and blood with those for whom he mediated. And he could " have compassion on the ignorant and on them that" were " out of the way, for that he himself also" was " compassed with infirmity." And Christ, that he might suffer in the...

...nation, but a brother of the same flesh and blood with those for whom he mediated. And he could "have compassion on the ignorant and on them that" were " out of the way, for that he himself also" was " compassed with infirmity." And Christ, that he might suffer in the...

...in things pertaining to God, that he might offer both gifts and sacrifices for sins : who could have compassion on the ignorant, and on them that were out of the way ; for that he himself also was compassed with infirmity. And by reason whereof he was obliged, as for...

...our Physician. What tenderness and kindness ! Every word was love, and every look was affection. He had 'compassion on the ignorant, and on them that were out of the way.' He was experimentally acquainted with our frail nature, for he 'took part of the same.' He 'took our...

...high priest as became us, who was holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners," || who might have compassion on the ignorant, and on them that were out of the way ; who might be " touched with the feeling of our infirmities," being "in all points tempted like as we are,...