Higher Than The Heavens: Above Up-Right

Grace unto you, and peace,
from God our (merciful) Father and the Lord Jesus Christ

Higher Than The Heavens
"above" duality of up-right
Where it's All Right: no left behind at all

Revelatory Look at Hebrews 7:26 in the Holy Bible

"For such an high priest became us, [who is] holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners, and made higher than the heavens;"

Higher than the heavens is where it's holy, harmless, undefiled.

In a progressive intellectual journey, from the imperfection of law and law law to the "perfection" of "Grace with you all" being singularly "Amen"-ed in the Pauline epistle To The Hebrews, we find in the "let us go on unto perfection" part (Heb 6:1 - Heb 13:25) mention of our high priest being "higher than the heavens" in Heb 7:26, which is higher than the earth, even above up-right. We're not just talking up, nor even up-right thereof, but above up-right, above such left/right of law/grace where it's all right: no left (behind) at all. Such is (singular) heaven the realm of "the God of all grace" (no law at all), the place of no law: sin & death, not even any mention nor acknowledging thought of it.

Heaven - higher than the heavens: above up-right where it's all right: all grace
Heavens (plural) - David is not ascended into the "heavens" (Acts 2:34)
Earth - the "heavens" (plural) are higher than the "earth" (Is 55:9)

He became us (of them/us): holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners

Taking a moment to look at the "sum" of Heb 1-7 mentioned in Heb 8:1, it is notable that such speaks of the Majesty (Gods) of the "heavens"; But our high priest, in Heb 7:26, is "higher" than plural heavens, above duality of up-right, where it's not holy holy, but one holy; not both harmful (law) and harmless (grace), but harmless; not both defiled and undefiled, but only undefiled; not both sinners and separate from sinners, but just separate from sinners... for he became us of them/us; not both created and made, but made of created/made; and made higher than plural heavens, which is as being made perfect, which is what "you" are "made" by "the God of all grace" in the (before/after) ye/you scenario of 1Peter 5:10 and in accordance with "ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free"... which is not optional as many ass u me, but does have a noticeable changE from ye to you, which is as from faith to faith, from glory to glory, and from mtn to mtn in the grace walk from Sinai to Sion, as if from imperfection to perfection, and as if from "not come" to "come".

Going higher than high is as being made perfect of imperfect/perfect

When we dare to compare, dare to walk the walk instead of just talk the talk, daring to look at earth, AND (plural) heavens (Gods thereof) being higher than the earth, AND our high priest being "higher than the heavens", it makes one think about the "greatest" of "three things" mentioned in the two part shew about a third part drawn away and cast down to earth by the tail of a dragon (see Rev 12 & 13 for allegoric mention of such 3/3 - 1/3 = 2/3 = 0.666). Some feel safe on earth, others feel safer in heavens, but where it's safest of all and for all is higher than the heavens of safe safer safest, smart smarter smartest, allegorically great greater greatest and good better best. No doubt God hath provided some "better" thing for "us" of them/us (Heb 11: conclusion), but such is still only better for some of some/all. What's best of all, and for all (not just some only), is "higher than the heavens" where it's all right via all grace.

An "high" priest who went up "higher" seems to have seven traits:
1 - became us... of them/us
2 - is holy... of holy holy (one of twain)
3 - harmless... of harmful(law)/harmless(grace)
4 - undefiled... of defiled/undefiled
5 - separate from sinners... no law = no sin = no death
6 - made... of created/made (made perfect of imperfect/perfect)
7 - higher than the heavens... higher than (plural)heavens on high

Higher God: higher than the heavens on high ... Grace us
High God: divisional left/right heavens on high... Awful Lawful

Exhortations about "high" of high/higher:
- "mind not high things": Romans 12:16
- "be not high-minded": Romans 11:20; 1Timothy 6:17
Because "high-minded" is among "un-holy" things: 2Timothy 3

Note: People recovering from getting "high", to the point of harming themselves and others, afterward speak of a "higher" power. Selah.

Above Up-Right: Higher Than The Heavens: Where it's All Right

Higher Than The Heavens