The Epistle To The Hebrews - Executable Outlines

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Mark A. Copeland a. Why would anyone want to return to sacrifices... 1) That did not make the worshiper “perfect”? 2) Were there is the constant reminder of sin that weighs heavy upon the conscience of man? b. With the sacrifice of Himself, offered freely keeping with the will of God, Jesus provides what the Law could not! 2. With vs. 18, we come to the end of the two main arguments in this epistle... a. That Christ is superior, for He is: 1) Better than the prophets, as a much better Spokesman - He 1:1-3 2) Better than the angels, by virtue of His Deity and humanity - He 1:4-2:18 3) Better than Moses, for He is the Son who provides a heavenly rest - He 3:1-4:13 4) Better than Aaron, as His priesthood is a superior one - He 4:16-8:6 b. That the New Covenant is superior, for it is: 1) Based upon better promises - He 8:7-13 2) Based upon a better sanctuary - He 9:1-28 3) Based upon a better sacrifice - He 10:1-18 The purpose of the author has been to encourage his Hebrew brethren to remain true to Jesus Christ. Though one may not be a Hebrew by race, the same arguments should encourage all Christians to remain true to Jesus and abide by the conditions of the New Covenant of which He is the Mediator... Sermons From Hebrews 76
INTRODUCTION A Gracious Exhortation Hebrews 10:19-25 1. To this point in The Epistle To The Hebrews, doctrinal arguments have been presented to encourage faithfulness and steadfastness... a. Demonstrating the superiority of the Son - He 1:1-8:6 b. Illustrating the superiority of the New Covenant - He 8:7-10:18 2. With He 10:19, the author begins making application based upon these premises... a. Which he does through a series of exhortations and warnings b. Such composing the remaining part of this epistle 3. In vs. 19-25, we find a threefold exhortation... a. To draw near to God b. To hold fast our faith c. To stimulate one another in love and good works -- All based upon what Christ has done and will do for us! Mark A. Copeland [I have entitled this lesson “A Gracious Exhortation”, for certainly each aspect of the exhortation is based upon God’s wonderful grace bestowed upon us through Christ, and it reflects the tone of the author as he makes his heartfelt appeal. Beginning with...] I. LET US DRAW NEAR IN FAITH (19-22) A. WE ARE EXHORTED TO DRAW NEAR TO GOD... 1. To “enter the Holiest” - He 10:19 a. That heavenly place where Christ has entered! - He 9:11-12 b. Into the presence of God Himself! - He 9:24 2. To so enter: a. “having boldness” (with great confidence) - He 10:19 b. “with a true heart” (with all sincerity) - He 10:22 c. “in full assurance of faith” (without doubt) - He 10:22 -- Though not expressed explicitly, this is a call to draw near to God in prayer! - cf. He 4:16 B. THE BASIS FOR THIS EXHORTATION... 1. We are able to “enter” God’s presence because: a. Jesus has consecrated “a new and living way, through the veil” - He 10:19-20 1) There is now a new way to approach God in heaven, through One who lives! 2) It is made possible by “the blood of Jesus...His flesh” (His death on the cross) b. Jesus now serves as “a High Priest over the house of God” - He 10:21 1) Who is able to come to our aid - He 2:17-18 2) Who sympathizes with our weakness - He 4:14-16 3) Who ever lives to intercede in our behalf - He 7:24-25 2. But we are also able to “enter” God’s presence because: a. We have had “our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience” Sermons From Hebrews 77
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