The Holiest of All by Andrew Murray eBook & audio book

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conscience, of the sprinkling of the heart and the sanctifying
the people. Through that blood Christ entered once for all into
heaven ; through that blood we enter too, and have our home in
the Holiest of All. As the Holy Spirit from heaven, dwelling
in us, imparts to us the boldness the blood gives, and the love
into which it opens the way, our whole inner being will be
brought under its power, and the cleansing of the blood in its
full extent be our experience.
7. "As in heaven so in earth." Thou hast more interest than thou thinkest in knowing what
the blood hath wrought in heaven. As thou enterest by the Spirit into its power there, will thy
faith receiue its power within thee.
2. The inner sanctuary— deeper, nearer in to God. He that seeks after this will have the inner
sanctuary opened within Himself. The inner life, the law within the heart, in the inward parts, a
deepening sense of the life of God in the soul will be given to such a one.
3. There are in Scripture two aspects of Christ's death—that of atonement and that of fellowship.
He died for us, for our sin, that we might not die. What our Substitute did in bearing the
curse of sin, we cannot do, we need not do. He died to sin, and we died with Him and In Him.
The blood is the divine expression for the former aspect : His own blood is the power and the
worth of His death taken up and presented and for ever preserved in its energy and action before
God. The sprinkling with the blood includes the transition to the second aspect. As the blood,
as a heavenly reality, through the Holy Spirit works in us, the very disposition that animated
Jesus in the shedding of it will be imparted to us.
4. Christ can bring us into the Holiest in no other way than He went in Himself, through His
own blood. Oh, seek to know the power of Christ's blood.