Hebreus 3
Theodoret of Cyrus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Hebreus 3:1
After having in this fashion completed the comparison with the angels, he makes a parallel with the mighty Moses, greater than all the prophets, so that after showing the difference to be infinite, he may show at the same time the contrast between the covenants, the promises and of course the priests. Once again he mingles exhortation with the comparison lest he seem to be doing it on purpose rather than under pressure of a kind of necessity. — INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 3
Hebreus 3:1
For if he were high priest as God, he would be so before the incarnation. As it is, that he became the apostle of our confession after the incarnation is taught us by the epistle to the Galatians: "But when the time had fully come, God sent forth his Son, born of a woman." — INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 3.1-2
Hebreus 3:3
As great as is the difference between creature and creator, he is saying, so great is the difference between Moses and Christ. — INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 3
Hebreus 3:14
We shared in death with Christ the Lord through all-holy baptism, and after being buried with him we prefigured the resurrection, provided of course we kept faith firm. He referred to this by the phrase "first confidence." Through it we were renewed, we were joined to Christ the Lord, and we shared the grace of the all-holy Spirit. — INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 3
Hebreus 3:17-19
God urged them to leave for the promised land, but some spoke in opposition, citing fear and the multitude of the enemy. Hence God consumed them all individually in the desert and brought in their children in place of them. — INTERPRETATION OF HEBREWS 3