
sis. dee
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Q5. Being Made Perfect
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 4. Jesus, Our Sympathetic High Priest (Hebrews 4:14-5:10)
Jesus was made perfect because of His great work here on earth and His submission to His Father will and by becoming the Author of eternal salvation. -
Q4. Learning Obedience
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 4. Jesus, Our Sympathetic High Priest (Hebrews 4:14-5:10)
Jesus chose to obey His Father will. All that His Father plan from the beginning for us even death on the cross. Jesus was in full complete submission to His Father will. -
Q3. Coming Boldly
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 4. Jesus, Our Sympathetic High Priest (Hebrews 4:14-5:10)
Because it is not a throne of judgement, but where we can find mercy, grace, help and timely help. -
Jesus share our weakness by taking on human nature. Jesus was tempted in every way that we are, Jesus tempatation was just like our. We have every temptation that Jesus had, in some country believers are temped with their faith whether to live for Jesus or to be put to death. It comfort us to know that we can go to Him in prayer about our weakness and temptations because He experience them all and He can lead us and help us.
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Q4. The Living, Active Word of God
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 3. Jesus, the Giver of Rest (Hebrews 3:1-4:13)
The Word of God is described as living and active, sharper than any double-edged sword. It penetrates deep into a person. God Word expose our true motives. -
Q3. The Promise of Eternal Rest
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 3. Jesus, the Giver of Rest (Hebrews 3:1-4:13)
The promise of rest for the believers is peace with God for eternal life when we go home to be with the Lord. And eternal rest in the place that Jesus Christ is preparing for us. Plus we do not have to wait wntil we get to heaven to have this rest, we can have it daily now, our peace in God. -
Q2. Hardened by Sin
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 3. Jesus, the Giver of Rest (Hebrews 3:1-4:13)
That we must have faith, to have belief in Jesus Christ. We must look within ourself and see our own weakness, do a heart check....make sure our heart is pure, clean and not to be hardened by sin's deceitfulness. Sin can trick us by falling out of fellowship with other believers. No man is an island. It is not good being alone, we need the encouragements, exhortations and prayers from our brothers and sisters. -
Q1. Holding On to Faith
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 3. Jesus, the Giver of Rest (Hebrews 3:1-4:13)
We must hold on to Jesus Christ because He is our only hope, our hope of salvation. We must hold firm to our faith. We continue in our faith because we are His house, Jesus lives in us, Jesus is the Sent One from God. He is our High Priest, Jesus is over us (His house). If we do not hold on to our faith, courage and hope we will lose it and become faithless. -
The purpose of Jesus Christ death was to destroy the devil and to free the believers from the fear of death. Satan powers has been broken and we no longer fear death. In the future the final completion will be when satan and his followers will be judge and burn in the lake of fire forever. The ruslt in our lives will be when we will go home and be with Jesus forever.
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Q3. Bringing to Glory
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 2. Jesus, Who Tastes Death for Everyone (Hebrews 2:5-18)
Jesus is the captain of our salvation. He is our Leader, He is our guide, He encourage us and by this we follow Him. We accept the gift of salvation. Jesus is the author and the finisher of our faith. Jesus was already perfect, but He became perfect through suffering by coming to earth in human form (man) taking on the sins of the world and dying on the cross. In my life Jesus is my example, He is my leader, my guide and I am to follow Him day by day. -
Jesus being fully dinve, God's Son, He became fully human, to die on the cross to save us. Jesus death on the cross, dying for our sins, He substitute himself for our own sins, due not to any merit of our own, was by the grace of God. When I looked back at my past life and the blackest of my sins, Iam worthy of death and hell. But the blood of Jesus washed and cleansed me.
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In all points Jesus suffer, He suffered from the rejection of the peoples, their lack of faith, betrayed, and false accused. Jesus suffer tortured on the way to the cross and on the cross. Jesus also suffered physically, mentally and emotionally. We suffer in the same way, we also suffer because of our faith. I believe that no one can live in this world without suffering and to try to do this you are fooling yourself and living in falsehood. No one can esape some form of suffering.
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Q4. Miracles and Faith
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 1. Jesus, the Father's Own Son (Hebrews 1:1-2:4)
The truth of salvation has been confirmed to me by the word of God working in me, the change in my life and the Holy Spirit that is within me. I think signs and wonders can be both hindrance and help, we must be careful the Bible warn about false prophets. Signs and wonders today? I think Matt. 7:15-23. I still believe that God works wonders today and give us a sign, -
Q3. The Phenomenon of Drift
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 1. Jesus, the Father's Own Son (Hebrews 1:1-2:4)
We must be grounded in the Word, to stay in our Word (not just read it but to study) apply the Word to our life, so that we we not drift away, pray for the Holy Spirt help. The world is full of temptations. We must learn to be doers of the Word not hearer. We must pay careful (earnest) attention to our leaders teaching, what Jesus taught and what we read and study from our Bible. We must let the seeds of the Word fall on good soil letting the roots growing deep within our heart, not on bad ground. -
Q2. Son of God
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 1. Jesus, the Father's Own Son (Hebrews 1:1-2:4)
Jesus is divine, He is the Son of God, He is the brightness of His Father glory and the express image. When we look back at Genesis 1:26 God was speaking to Jesus when He said,"Let us make man in our image, after our likeness:" Jesus was with God from the very beginning of time. Jesus is appointed heir of all thing. He is now sitting on the right hand of the Majesty on high. Jesus Himself had purged our sins. -
Q1. The Idea of "Son"
sis. dee replied to Pastor Ralph's topic in 1. Jesus, the Father's Own Son (Hebrews 1:1-2:4)
I believe that the use of the word "Son" is not a metaphor but is used in a biological relationship. God the Father, Jesus Christ the Son. In Matt. 3:17 at Jesus baptism God spoke from heaven saying, "This is my beloved Son...." And In John 1:18 it say, "...the only begotten Son, which is in the bossom of the Father..." The Son's words have more weight than a prophet's because a prophet speak what gives him to say, where in John 1:1 read, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." -
Grace and Peace to all, I am looking forward in studying with everyone the Book of Hebrew. I have read through the book many of times but never study it. Well I study a chapter here and a few verses there, but never the whole book. I love studying with Pastor Ralph, he has a great online study. I love studying the Word of God, I can never get enough of it. I just moved from Pa to Fl about 1 1/2 month ago, and I am still unpacking. I am a 54 yrs old mother, I have one grown son. I have been cancer free for one year now!! PRAISE THE LORD! GOD IS GOOD! HE IS STILL THE HEALER!!
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The words used instead of rapture are: caught up, gather, raised, gave up. When the Son of Man appear in the sky, coming on the clouds of the sky, at the sound of the trumpet call. Everyone will appear before the judgment seat of God. then the very elect/ saved believers will enter into glory forever.