Hebrewsprobably is the book that I hear preached out of most often.
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  From: Carleeta Manser 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2008 5:34 AM
  Subject: {dbilg} The book of hebrews


  The Book of Hebrews is the most heavily theological of any book in the New 
Testament. It takes you up into the stratosphere of the theological knowledge 
of God.

   

  The theologians write their ponderous tomes about this great book and its 
lofty themes.

   

  But the essence of the message of this great book is summed up near the end 
of the book. You can understand Hebrews! Its vast outreaches of theology are 
made so clear that your little child can grasp it easily: Speaking for the 
Lord, it assures us: “I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee” (13:5).  Happy 
is your child if he/she can grasp that assurance while he is young!

   

  All of Hebrews’ lofty theological acumen is in that one promise! 

   

  The ministry of Christ in His Most Holy Apartment in the heavenly sanctuary 
reveals Him as being close to us; as a true High Priest in ancient Israel who 
was always “for the people,” always concerned for them, always revealing to 
them his nearness and his love, so Christ in His second apartment in the 
heavenly sanctuary, the Most Holy Apartment, is ministering His presence and 
His blessing to us as one who is described in Proverbs 18:24—He is “closer than 
a brother.”

   

  He took on Himself the fallen, sinful nature of our father Adam so that He 
might reach us where we are; therefore He was “in all points tempted like as we 
are [tempted], yet without sin” (Heb. 4:15).

   

  This is a revelation of Christ that millions don’t as yet perceive: to be 
tempted is not sin: before temptation can be sin you must yield to it, give in 
to it, let the temptation become the sinful act. Christ has conquered sin, has 
trampled on it, defeated it, condemned sin in our fallen sinful flesh. 
“Wherefore in all things it behoved Him to be made like unto His brethren, that 
He might be a merciful and faithful high priest in things pertaining to God” 
(2:17).

   

  Sing Hallelujah, rejoice forever more!




  

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