31. counted . . . righteousness —"a just and rewardable action." for —or, "unto," to the procuring of righteousness, as in Romans 4:2 ; Romans 10:4 . Here it was a particular act, not faith, nor its object Christ; and what was procured was not justifying righteousness, or what was to be rewarded with eternal life; for no one act of man's can be taken for complete obedience. But it was that which God approved and rewarded with a perpetual priesthood to him and his descendants ( Numbers 25:13 ; 1 Chronicles 6:4 , &c.). return to ' Top of Page ' <a name="verse-32" class="com-number"
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