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Reflections from The Book of Hebrews CH 1—CH 13
The epistle to the Hebrews is a unique book in the New Testament. It begins as an essay (Heb 1:1-2), progresses as a sermon (Heb 2:1-4), and ends as a letter (Heb 13:23-25). Its contents are deep and challenging. Many Christians find it difficult; some equate its difficulty with the book of Revelation.
But for Christians willing to take the time to read and reflect upon it, they will be:
- Reminded of how blessed they are to have trusted in Christ
- Impressed with the superiority of Christ and His New Covenant over Moses and the Old Covenant
- Warned of the danger of apostasy and the need for steadfastness in their faith
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