Hebrews explains the qualifications of a high priest and shows that Christ did not glorify Himself into the office but was appointed by God. As Son, He learned obedience through suffering and was designated a high priest after the order of Melchisedec. The writer then rebukes the readers’ spiritual dullness because they should be teachers but still need milk.
Hebrews explains the qualifications of a high priest and shows that Christ did not glorify Himself into the office but was appointed by God. As Son, He learned obedience through suffering and was designated a high priest after the order of Melchisedec. The writer then rebukes the readers’ spiritual dullness because they should be teachers but still need milk.
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