Hebrews continues the theme of entering God’s rest. Israel’s failure does not exhaust the promise; Joshua did not give the ultimate rest, so a rest remains for God’s people. The word of God exposes the heart, and the chapter ends by pointing to Jesus, the great high priest who sympathizes with human weakness and invites believers to come boldly to the throne of grace.
Hebrews continues the theme of entering God’s rest. Israel’s failure does not exhaust the promise; Joshua did not give the ultimate rest, so a rest remains for God’s people. The word of God exposes the heart, and the chapter ends by pointing to Jesus, the great high priest who sympathizes with human weakness and invites believers to come boldly to the throne of grace.
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