Hebrews : an anchor for the soul / R. Kent Hughes. [print]
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G Allen Fleece Library Circulating Collection - First Floor | Non-fiction | BS2775.3.H894.H437 1993 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | v.2 | Available | 31923001806856 |
v:1: The eloquence of God (1:1, 2a) The supremacy of Christ (1:2,3) Christ's superiority to angels (1:4-14) Drifting (2:1-4) The ultimate intention (2:5-9) A God-worthy salvation (2:10) Solidarity with the liberator (2:11-16) Solidarity with the high priest (2:17,18) Superior to Moses (3:1-6) Finishing well (3:7-19) Entering the rest (4:1-11) The double-edged sword (4:12,13) Our great high priest (4:14-16) High priest, high qualifications (5:1-10) Slow to learn (5:11-14) No second Genesis (6:1-8) Make your hope sure (6:9-12) An anchor for the soul (6:13-20) The greatness of Melchizedek (7:1-10) The sufficiency of Melchizedek (7:11-19) The superiority of Melchizedek (7:20-28) Christ's surpassing priesthood and covenant (8:1-13) Covenant and conscience (9:1-14) Covenant and blood (9:15-28) volume 2: Covenant and perfection (10:1-18) Full access/full living (10:19-25) The perils of apostasy (10:26-31) Keep on! (10:32-39) Faith is ... (11:1-3) Abel's faith (11:4) Enoch's faith (11:5,6) Noah's faith (11:7) Abraham's faith (11:8-16) Abraham's and the patriarchs' faith (11:17-22) Moses' faith (11:23-29) Joshua's and his people's faith (11:30) Rahab's faith (11:31) Triumphant faith (11:32-40) Consider him (12:1-3) Divine discipline (12:4-11) Failing grace (12:12-17) Marching to Zion (12:18-24) A consuming fire (25-29) Ecclesial ethics (13:1-3) Personal ethics (13:4-6) Sustaining wisdom (13:7-16) Responsibility toward leadership (13:17-19) Soaring benedictions (13:20-25).
The book of Hebrews conveys a double dose of spiritual power. It not only presents the greatness of Christ in ways no other New Testament writing does, but it repeatedly demands a heart response from the reader. No one can study Hebrews and not grow spiritually and come face to face in a new way with Christ. It is also true that no New Testament book has had more background research than Hebrews, and none has spawned a greater diversity of opinion. However, virtually all agree that the grand theme of this epistle is the supremacy and finality of the Lord Jesus Christ. Life-changing themes come from God to us in this marvelous epistle. The unequalled glories of Jesus Christ--the solemn danger of drifting away from dependence on divine grace--a heavenly high priest who understands and is ever ready to help--the rest only God can give, even in the middle of trials and of demanding ministry--the hope that is ours through a blood covenant with an awesome God--these and other topics from Hebrews must be understood and put to work practically if we are to live and serve as God's people today. - Publisher.
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