The second warning is found in 3:1-4:16. The opening words, “holy brethren,” link this chapter with the preceding chapter and with the concept of sanctification… Read More »Hebrews 3:1-6 – The Call for Faithfulness
Having established the unity between the Son and believers, the author concludes that there are two purposes of this close identification. The Son became human… Read More »Hebrews 2:14-18 – Jesus gives freedom over the fear of death
Hebrews 2 tells us to listen to Jesus. Listen to Jesus because the penalties for ignoring Him are too severe. If we ignore Jesus, we… Read More »Hebrews 2:1-4 – So Great a Salvation
To the person who has trusted Christ as Savior, the Gospel is: “that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4 and that… Read More »Galatians 1:1-5 – Jesus, our Rescuer who gave Himself for our sins
Violence is a huge issue. It is something that is all around us. We run into stories about violence and killings everyday. For many who… Read More »Violence in Atonement Models
In the previous post we introduced the question about what did salvation in the Old Testament look like and was faith in Jesus needed to… Read More »Salvation in the Old Testament – Was faith in Christ necessary?
We now turn our attention to the overarching theme of soteriology, or the study of salvation. We will journey through this topic by taking a… Read More »Salvation in the Old Testament
Today we close this topic on the imputation of sin and summarize the past few posts. In the previous post, it was determined that the… Read More »Conclusion to Representative Imputation of Sin
This post will finish the case for the representative immediate imputation of sin that was started in the previous post. This post will further review… Read More »The case for representative immediate imputation of sin pt 2
Over the past few posts, we have looked at the three major views/models on the imputation of sin. We have looked at what this idea… Read More »The Case for the Representative View