Hebrews, Chapter 4, verses 14-16
14 By our high priest, Jesus, the Son of God, subject to infirmities, but not sin, 16 we must and may go boldly to the throne of grace4
4:14 Having therefore a great high priest - Great indeed, being the eternal Son of God, that is passed through the heavens - As the Jewish high priest passed through the veil into the holy ofholies, carrying with him the blood of the sacrifices, on the yearly day of atonement; so our great high priest went once for all through the visible heavens, with the virtue of his own blood, into the immediate presence God.
4:15 He sympathizes with us even in our innocent infirmities, wants, weaknesses, miseries, dangers. Yet without sin - And, therefore, is indisputably able to preserve us from it in all our temptations.
4:16 Let us therefore come boldly - Without any doubt or fear.Unto the throne of God, our reconciled Father, even his throne of grace - Grace erected it, and reigns there, and dispenses all blessings in a way of mere, unmerited favour.
Mark, Chapter 10, verses 35-45
35 biddeth the two ambitious suitors to think rather of suffering with him10
10:35 Saying - By their mother. It was she, not they that uttered the words. Mat 20:20.
10:38 Ye know not what ye ask - Ye know not that ye ask for sufferings, which must needs pave the way to glory.The cup - Of inward; the baptism - Of outward sufferings.Our Lord was filled with sufferings within, and covered with them without.
10:40 Save to them for whom it is prepared - Them who by patient continuance in well doing, seek for glory, and honour, and immortality. For these only eternal life is prepared. To these, only he will give it in that day; and to every man his own reward, according to his own labour.
10:45 A ransom for many - Even for as many souls as needed such a ransom, Co2 5:15.
53 The incredulity of the Jews; the death of Christ, and the blessed effects thereof, Isa 53:1-10.
His exaltation and glory, Isa 53:11-12.
53:10 He - God was the principal cause of all his sufferings, tho' mens sins were the deserving cause. When - When thou, O God, shalt have made, thy son a sacrifice, by giving him up to death for the atonement of mens sins. His soul is here put for his life, or for himself.Shall see - He shall have a numerous issue of believers reconciled by God, and saved by his death. Prolong - He shall live and reign with God for ever. The pleasure - God's gracious decree for the salvation of mankind shall be effectually carried on by his ministry and mediation.
53:11 Shall see - He shall enjoy. The travel - The blessed fruit of all his labours, and sufferings. Satisfied - He shall esteem his own and his father's glory, and the salvation of his people, an abundant recompence.By his knowledge - By the knowledge of him. Justify - Acquit them from the guilt of their sins, and all the dreadful consequences thereof. And Christ is said to justify sinners meritoriously, because he purchases and procures it for us. Many - An innumerable company of all nations.For - For he shall satisfy the justice of God, by bearing the punishment due to their sins.