Book of Common Prayer

¹¹ For both the One making-holy and the ones being made holy are all from one Father^[a], for which reason He is not ashamed to be calling them brothers, ¹² saying “I will declare Your name to My brothers. I will sing-praise to You in the midst of the congregation” [Ps 22:22]; ¹³ and again [in Isa 8:17], “I will be trusting^[b] in Him”; and again [in Isa 8:18], “Behold— I and the children whom God gave to Me”.

So The Son Took On Mortal Flesh And Died To Release Us From The Power of Death

¹⁴ Therefore, since the children have shared of blood and flesh, He Himself also similarly partook of the same things in order that through death He might do-away-with^[c] the one having the power of death (that is, the devil), ¹⁵ and release these: all-who by the fear of death were subject-to^[d] slavery through all their living. ¹⁶ For He surely does not take-hold-of ^[e] angels, but He takes hold of the seed of Abraham.

He Had To Become Like Us In All Things In Order To Become a Merciful High Priest

¹⁷ Hence, He had-to become-like His brothers in all things in order that He might become a merciful and faithful High Priest in the things pertaining to God, so as to make-an-offering-for-satisfaction^[f] [of God’s wrath] as to the sins of the people. ¹⁸ For having Himself ^[g] been tempted^[h] in what He has suffered, He is able to help the ones being tempted.