Maybe if you read the sources a little more carefully, you wouldn't make such obviously inept summaries of them. While Hebrews is odd in many ways including this one, it is very clear that the sacrifice is of a flesh and blood Jesus (as victim) by a risen/ascending Jesus (as a priest), collapsing both of these into the same event. I think James' characterising of your article is only borne out by such lazy assertion.
Maybe if you read the sources a little more carefully, you wouldn't make such obviously inept summaries of them. While Hebrews is odd in many ways including this one, it is very clear that the sacrifice is of a flesh and blood Jesus (as victim) by a risen/ascending Jesus (as a priest), collapsing both of these into the same event. I think James' characterising of your article is only borne out by such lazy assertion.