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Today’s Reading: Hebrews 4
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A time of rest is available to those that hear God’s word and obey. Just like those left to wander in the desert who did not obey, so are we in danger of not attaining heaven if we do not complete God’s commandments.
The comparison of Christ to the priesthood begins as a theme to this epistle.
v1-11 Canaan was a type of heaven
v12-13 The strength of God’s Word
v14-16 Christ our High Priest
Review/Study Time
1. Verse 11 is a key contradiction to both “faith only” and “once saved always saved” doctrines.
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Today’s Reading: Hebrews 3
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The Jews didn’t quite have the correct idea of why Christ came just yet. They were making the mistake of holding up Christ as the executive of the laws given by Moses. The writer here compares Jesus to Moses like the son of the house’s owner is to the servant.
We are reminded of the children of Israel provoking God in their lack of faith and belief. First they wondered in the wilderness for forty years, ultimately never to enter into the Promised Land.
v1-6 Christ contrasted with Moses
v7-19 Be careful to always believe
Review/Study Time
Look back to verses 10-13. This is a stern warning about the danger of falling out of a saved state. Could God’s feelings about our sinfulness be any clearer?
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