Hebrews compares Jesus with Moses: both are faithful, but Christ is worthy of greater glory as the Son over God’s house rather than merely a servant in it. The chapter then uses Israel’s wilderness unbelief as a warning, repeatedly urging believers to hear God’s voice ‘to day’ and not harden their hearts.
Hebrews compares Jesus with Moses: both are faithful, but Christ is worthy of greater glory as the Son over God’s house rather than merely a servant in it. The chapter then uses Israel’s wilderness unbelief as a warning, repeatedly urging believers to hear God’s voice ‘to day’ and not harden their hearts.
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