One offering of own body; weak in flesh, beyond weakness as God

“For this he did once for all, having offered himself; for the law appoints humans as high priests who have weakness, but the word of the oath-swearing after the law appoints a Son perfected forever.” With one offering—clearly that through his own body—our Lord Jesus Christ has perfected those being sanctified forever; for he has brought himself forward for them as a fragrance of aroma to God and Father. About him the inspired Paul says that he was crucified from weakness. How then is the same one believed to be better than weakness, and as Son perfected, yet is also crucified from weakness? So it follows to think that he was weak fleshly, having endured a cross, yet is as God beyond being weak. “For the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.”

And the one who exists better than sin as God has offered himself, and has become our high priest—said humanly to minister, yet priesting to the Father his own body. So in a God-befitting way he does not admit suffering sin, because he was not of a created nature. So he is an all-perfect Son, and the fruit of his own nature is blamelessness.