Some favourite Bible passages come from Hebrews and readers will have discovered their own as we have read this glorious and interesting book together.
We have read about rest, about God's quick and powerful word, about the throne of grace where Christ Jesus is the priest for ever under the new covenant, and about faith that is the evidence of our hope and is so substantial it becomes understanding that blossoms into love for God and our fellow man. I love that chapter 13 ends with love - which of course is the subject of our Lesson Sermon this week, and which has led us on a marvellous journey with the exposition of "faith, hope, and love, these three" with "the greatest of these" being love. The writer of Hebrews had learnt the lessons of Jesus and Paul very well indeed.
Julie Swannell
Total Pageviews
Sunday, 2 August 2015
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
If there is any possibility of a testimony being perfect, it seems to me that Kristen Hills' one beginning page 103 of our December book...
-
On page 280 of our book Mary Baker Eddy: T he Years of Trial by Robert Peel, there is a useful explanation of the phrase the Word must bec...
-
One of the joys of my early days as a student of Christian Science was in the availability of free Christian Science Sentinels and Journals....
No comments:
Post a Comment