The Holiest of All By Andrew Murray

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length, once for all and for ever, the way was opened. Fear
not, O Christian, to whom these things appear too high, fear
not. Be thou faithful, through faith and longsuffering we
inherit the promises. Persevere in the faith of what Christ has
accomplished once for all. He entered in, the Second Adam, in
whom our life is, whose members we are. Persevere in the faith
of the infinite meaning of that great transaction. And to thee,
too, will come a day when, in thy experience, thou shalt enter,
and go out no more for ever.
7. This entering In and opening up of the Holiest was solely and entirely on our behalf, that
we might live and serve there. Therefore the practical part of the Epistle commences at once,
therefore, having boldness to enter into the Holiest, let us draw nigh.
That is the summing up
of the whole Epistle. God is not content that we should serve Him with a veil between. Let us
know clearly which of the two positions we occupy as Christians
within or still without the veil.
2. "After I had lived for thirteen years in the Holy Place, seeking to serve God there, it
pleased Him, who dwelleth between the cherubim, to call me to pass through the veil, and to enter
the Holiest of All, through the blood of Jesus."