The Epistle To The Hebrews - Executable Outlines

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. Who has promised to us: 1) To never leave us nor forsake us 2) To provide the true essentials in life 3) To fill our soul with that which truly satisfies 4) To enable us to enjoy the material blessings we do acquire in life 2. But what God has promised is contingent upon what Jesus said... “But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you” - Mt 6:33 Mark A. Copeland If you desire to be truly content, you must set as your priority the Will of God; have you made His Will the primary focus of your life? Sermons From Hebrews 120
INTRODUCTION Stability In Our Service To God Hebrews 13:7-17 1. Throughout his epistle, the author has exhorted his readers to “steadfastness”... a. With a warning not to drift away - He 2:1 b. With a promise of becoming partakers of Christ - He 3:14 c. With exhortations to be diligent - He 4:11; 6:11-12 d. With a reminder of God’s faithfulness - He 10:23 e. With a promise of great reward - He 10:35-36 Mark A. Copeland 2. As the epistle draws near to its end, we find some final exhortations that appear to encourage such steadfastness... a. They are sprinkled throughout He 13:7-17 b. They are given in view of the danger of “various and strange doctrines” - He 13:9 3. The need for such exhortations is no less today as it was then... a. There are many various and strange doctrines today b. It is easy for us to forget the simplicity that is in Christ [If we are not to be carried about with various and strange doctrines, then “Stability In Our Service To God” is what we need. What can we glean from our text that will aid us in our steadfastness? First, there are...] I. THINGS TO REMEMBER (7-14) A. THOSE WHO FAITH IS WORTHY OF EMULATION... (7) 1. In the original context of the epistle... a. The author here may have in reference those leaders who originally spoke the word of God to them b. That may have included the apostles themselves - cf. He 2:3 c. “...considering the outcome of their conduct” may imply that they were dead, and that their faith served them well 2. But it would be appropriate to remember the faithfulness of our “leaders” today a. Those elders who have spoken God’s word to us b. Those elders whose faith enabled them to magnify Christ in both life and death 3. Not only remember them, but “whose faith follow” a. We should seek to emulate all those whose faith has set a good example - Ph 3:17 b. Especially those whose faith sustained them to the end! B. “JESUS CHRIST, THE SAME YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND FOREVER...” (8) 1. In what way is “Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever”? a. Certainly not in every respect, for He was once “in the flesh”, but not today b. The context must determine, and the context pertains to: 1) The word of God which has been spoken - He 13:7 2) Various and strange doctrines - He 13:9 Sermons From Hebrews 121
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