put on] Not those glorious garments which were peculiar to the High-priests, but those which were common to him with inferiour Priests, vers. 23. because this was a day, not of jubilation or gladnesse, but of humiliation and sorrow, and so rather a fast, then a feast, Numbers 29:7. though usually called the Feast of Expiation. Yet some conceive from vers. 24. that in the latter part of the solemne service he wore his more glorious robes; which were peculiar to him as he was Highpriest: And by these distinct habits, the one sort meane, the other eminently glorious, might be represented the double state of Christ, the one of humiliation, the other of Majestie; the one Temporall, the other Spirituall.