Last week we looked at the author's argument that the Israelites of Moses' day had received God's judgment because of their unbelief. Even though they had been present as witnesses of all the signs and wonders done by God through Moses, they still ultimately rejected God's plan for them. This is the nature of sin [...]
Category: Scripture
Bible Book Studies: Hebrews 3
Chapter 3 of Hebrews begins, as did Chapter 2, with a "therefore". Once again, anytime you encounter that word, it's a good idea to go back and put it in context by reviewing the main point of the previous section. The author is making a new point based on some previously established point. The previous [...]
Bible Book Studies: Hebrews 2
As I mentioned last week, the author of Hebrews begins chapter 2 with the word "therefore". It builds on the idea from chapter 1 that Jesus is superior to all things. It is this uniqueness and superiority that causes the writer to say "Therefore we must pay much closer attention …". The text of chapter [...]
Bible Book Studies: Hebrews 1
Since I finished the Chronological Bible blog series last week (in which I spent a year reading through and commenting on the Bible in chronological event order), it's time for me to start another series of Bible commentary blogs. I've had a couple of readers suggest some ideas. One suggested that I blog through a [...]
Chronological Bible 52: The End
This week we finish our chronological reading of the Bible with 1 John, 2 John, 3 John, Jude, and Revelation. The end of the New Testament (and the Bible) is written by the apostle John (son of Zebedee), one of Jesus' twelve disciples. While Luke wrote the most Greek words (37,933) of the new Testament [...]
