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The First Warning

In this section, we come to the first of three major warnings we find in this letter. This first one comes in the form of a parenthesis; a slight deviation from the thought the writer pursued. We should remember that this letter is a strong exhortation that these...

Better Than The Prophets ~ Part II

Having looked ahead at the what the writer of Hebrews said about Messiah being superior to angels, let’s double back and examine what else the author says about Jesus being superior to the Prophets.We saw two blogs ago how God spoke through the Prophets at “many...

Better Than The Angels

Following the first three verses of Hebrews, which arguably contain the greatest description in all of Scripture of the glorious Messiah, the writer of Hebrews makes a statement that for many Bible readers may, at first, seem strange. The writer states Jesus of...

Better Than The Prophets Part I

“Better Than the Prophets” examines the first three verses of this glorious epistle. In this brief paragraph the writer of Hebrews sounds out the theme of the entire letter—that Jesus of Nazareth is better than everything which preceded Him!But he starts by...

Out of the Shadows

In our continuing study of the letter to the Hebrews, we want to examine a key word that unlocks the door of understanding the central theme of the letter. It is the word shadow and appears in the verse that is before us: “For since the law has but a shadow of the...

Hebrews From A Hebrew’s Perspective

Introduction to the Majestic LetterDr. R. C. Sproul was once asked If he was on a desert island and could only take one book of Scripture with him, which book would it be?Without hesitation he said it would be the book of Hebrews. I thoroughly agree (though the book...

The First Warning

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Better Than The Prophets ~ Part II

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New Covenant Life

Many Christians today say they believe in the ‘new covenant’ but how they live their lives tells another story. While parroting New Covenant theology, believers too often actually live from an old covenant mindset. In his new book, New Covenant Life, Neil Silverberg draws deeply from the promise of the New Covenant spoken by the Prophet Jeremiah (31:31-34), applying what he shares to Christian living today. The result is a book that not only reveals the richness of New Covenant theology; it practically challenges believers to examine their lives in the light of the promises God made under a new covenant. Quite frankly, without the New Covenant, there is no Gospel message. New Covenant Life teaches believers to understand, embrace and live out the New Covenant promises.