The infant Jesus, meek and mild, fully God and yet fully man is the sinless Savior of the world, our priest forever.
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Hebrews 2, Chapter 10. How is it that God can purify the human conscience (Hebrews 9:13-15)? This was our previous topic. How could God heal and make clean the conscience of someone like me who had deliberately seared and ignored …
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God, through the work of Jesus Christ on the cross and his Holy Spirit within us, can heal even our consciences.
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Hebrews 1. Chapter 8. In examining the deity of the Son of God in the opening pages of Hebrews, the Holy Spirit began with what we can see with our eyes, describing creation and God the Son’s hand in it …
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Why would God stoop to put on human flesh and come to heal us as we live in this sin-filled earth? Why condescend to live among us, to be one of us, to die for us? Because of love.
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Hebrews 4-7, Chapter 6. I awakened long before sunrise and lay staring into the darkness. The lab results from the CT of my heart were devastating, and I now feel like a walking time bomb. How much time do I …
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Hebrews 7, 11, Chapter 5. It happens in the early chapters of Genesis, the story of God’s work of salvation on behalf of mankind barely beginning to be told. Abram, whom God later renames Abraham, has a nephew who has …
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The Lord judges all the thoughts and intentions of our hearts. Yet, he still loves us. Nothing about his passion for us changes.
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Hebrews 4, Chapter 3. When we were legalists with long lists of rules to keep and actions to avoid, we thought we had it all figured out. Everyone was beneath us, we were told, as we embarked on a whole …
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Hebrews 3, Chapter Two Two weeks ago, we grappled with the significance of the fulfillment of God’s promises through Jesus Messiah and of our need to reflect on him (Part 1). He changes everything. To consider him constantly throughout each …
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