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The Holiest of All by Andrew Murray eBook & audio book

Holiest of All: Meditations on the Book of Hebrews "What teaching is needed to give health and vigor to the Christian life in order that, through all adverse circumstances, it may hold fast from the beginning, firm until the end? The teaching of the epistle of Hebrews is the divine answer to [this question]. In every possible way, it sets before us the truth that only the full and perfect knowledge of who Christ is and what He does for us can bring us to a full and perfect Christian life." Andrew Murray, Holiest of All

Holiest of All: Meditations on the Book of Hebrews "What teaching is needed to give health and vigor to the Christian life in order that, through all adverse circumstances, it may hold fast from the beginning, firm until the end? The teaching of the epistle of Hebrews is the divine answer to [this question]. In every possible way, it sets before us the truth that only the full and perfect knowledge of who Christ is and what He does for us can bring us to a full and perfect Christian life."
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into an oak ? Because the law <strong>of</strong> the oak is written in the<br />

heart <strong>of</strong> the acorn.<br />

Tlie life <strong>of</strong> every creature acts with delight<br />

in accordance with the law <strong>of</strong> its Creator, that is, its inner nature.<br />

God and His holiness, Christ and His Holy Spirit, if they<br />

belong to us, must be as near to us, as essentially within us, as<br />

truly inherent in our own life, as our own thinking, willing, and<br />

feeling. And so God promises that He will put His law in<br />

our minds and write it in our hearts, in such a way that it shall<br />

be our inner nature, our very life, and we shall act according to<br />

it as naturally as we think or live. Yes, He will do it. So that<br />

we can say, even as His Son did, T/iy laiv is within My heart<br />

I delight to do thy will, O God.<br />

This is the covenant I will make, saith the Lord. And<br />

God hath given His own Son with an oath to be <strong>of</strong> that covenant<br />

the surety ! And <strong>of</strong> that covenant He, the High Priest<br />

upon the throne, is the Mediator ! Oh, what think you ? Will<br />

God fail in the very thing the covenant was devised to provide ?<br />

Will He disappoint us in the one thing in which, as it deals with<br />

our experience, the new covenant is to be better than the old ?<br />

In the one thing His heart and our heart longs for, to serve Him<br />

in righteousness and holiness all the days <strong>of</strong> our life,— is this<br />

one thing the very thing we are not to realise ? God forbid. He<br />

hath said This is the covenant I will make ; and He will<br />

do it.<br />

Let us look up to the Mediator <strong>of</strong> the covenant, our High<br />

Priest upon the throne in the heavens. When He was with His<br />

disciples on earth, the law was not yet put into their hearts.<br />

How <strong>of</strong>ten they failed in humility and love and boldness. But<br />

when He sat down upon the throne, He sent down the Holy<br />

Spirit from heaven in their hearts, and all was new. <strong>The</strong>y were<br />

full <strong>of</strong> humility and love and great boldness. <strong>The</strong> law <strong>of</strong> God

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