Messages From the Epistle to the Hebrews
Messages From the Epistle to the Hebrews
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27, 28).
It is a solemn but a happy attitude. It can be taken by those only whohave "fled for refuge to the hope set before them. " But they are to takeit, as those who feel beneath their feet the rock of an assuredsalvation and know their open way to the heart of God.
The argument now proceeds in living continuity. Its business now is toaccentuate and develope the supremacy, the ultimacy--if the word may beallowed--of the finished work of the true High Priest, in contrast tothe provisional and... preparatory "law. " The Writer has said much to us inthis way before, particularly in the preceding three chapters of theEpistle. But he must emphasize it again, for it is the inmost purport ofhis whole discourse. And he must do it now with the urgency of one whohas in view a real peril of apostasy. His readers are hard pressed, bypersuasions and by terrors, to turn back from Christ to the Judaistictravesty of the message of the Law. He must tell them not only of thesplendour of Messiah's work but of the absolute finality of it for man'ssalvation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
27, 28).
It is a solemn but a happy attitude. It can be taken by those only whohave "fled for refuge to the hope set before them. " But they are to takeit, as those who feel beneath their feet the rock of an assuredsalvation and know their open way to the heart of God.
The argument now proceeds in living continuity. Its business now is toaccentuate and develope the supremacy, the ultimacy--if the word may beallowed--of the finished work of the true High Priest, in contrast tothe provisional and... preparatory "law. " The Writer has said much to us inthis way before, particularly in the preceding three chapters of theEpistle. But he must emphasize it again, for it is the inmost purport ofhis whole discourse. And he must do it now with the urgency of one whohas in view a real peril of apostasy. His readers are hard pressed, bypersuasions and by terrors, to turn back from Christ to the Judaistictravesty of the message of the Law. He must tell them not only of thesplendour of Messiah's work but of the absolute finality of it for man'ssalvation.
What to read after Messages From the Epistle to the Hebrews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moule Handley Carr Glyn to read onlineMoreLess
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