The Mediator – Hebrews 8:6 –
Who speaks to God for mankind? Who is able to approach God and become a spokesperson for humanity? Who stands between us and God? Who is this mediator and why do we have a mediator?
Category: Chapter 8 of Hebrews
Shadows and Examples of Heavenly Things – Part 2- Hebrews 8:5
As the Holy Spirit in each gospel referred to Moses and the burning bush, we have different scriptures about the same instance. Each one of these records in the gospels brings out different characteristics of the resurrection, and by this, the very words of the Lord Jesus prove the eternality of eternal life.
Hebrews 8:5 – Shadows and Examples of Heavenly Things – Part 1
God instructed mankind through shadows, types, and examples because the heart of man had been covered over by the deep shadows of sin and death, and He would use shadows to instruct until the fullness of time.
Hebrews 8:3-5 The Past, Present and Future
Why is it important for us to understand the very core of God’s righteousness? Simply this, without it there is no salvation, without it we cannot have an endless life, without it we cannot enter into heaven, and without it we cannot enter into the eternal state where righteousness will dwell.
Hebrews 8:1-2 The Beginning and the Sum
Through the shadows of the past the sum of all is revealed to us . . .
Shadows and Examples of Heavenly Things – Part 2- Hebrews 8:5
As the Holy Spirit in each gospel referred to Moses and the burning bush, we have different scriptures about the same instance. Each one of these records in the gospels brings out different characteristics of the resurrection, and by this, the very words of the Lord Jesus prove the eternality of eternal life.
Hebrews 8:5 – Shadows and Examples of Heavenly Things – Part 1
God instructed mankind through shadows, types, and examples because the heart of man had been covered over by the deep shadows of sin and death, and He would use shadows to instruct until the fullness of time.
Hebrews 8:3-5 The Past, Present and Future
Why is it important for us to understand the very core of God’s righteousness? Simply this, without it there is no salvation, without it we cannot have an endless life, without it we cannot enter into heaven, and without it we cannot enter into the eternal state where righteousness will dwell.
Hebrews 8:1-2 The Beginning and the Sum
Through the shadows of the past the sum of all is revealed to us . . .