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Hebrews 11:10 · BSB
11:10 For he was looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect and builder is God.
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…By faith even Sarah herself received ability to conceive, even beyond the proper time of life, since she considered Him faithful who had promised. (Heb. 11:8–11NASB) What had He promised? Two things specifically that are in our context that have been the focus for the last number of weeks, the land and the…
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…something. It means to wait, to wait for, or to expect. In fact, out of the six places where this word is used in the New Testament, this,Hebrews 11:10, is the only place where it is translated as “looking.” Elsewhere it is translated as “wait,” as “waiting,” or as “expecting.” So there is an…
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…and He will seat us in that land forever and ever. And there we will dwell in a “city which has foundations, whose architect and builder is God” (Heb. 11:10). That is the forward-looking aspect of that, and we will examine that next week.
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…Isaac and Jacob, fellow heirs of the same promise; 10 for he was looking for the city which has foundations, whose architect and builder is God. (Heb. 11:8–10NASB) So this is the promise of land. Abraham is told to go out. God would take him out of one land and put him in another land. That's the promise…
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…to enter rest. It's something that I hope you've been trying in 2021 and that you will try and continue to excel in in 2022. The Bible says inHebrews chapter 11, verse 4 to 11or thereabouts, that strive or wrestle to enter into rest. Strive or wrestle to enter into rest. Most of us have to wrestle against things that…
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…hadn't come back for his church yet, he's got a lot of mansions to build. Amen. He's building them now, getting them ready for us. I love what heyHebrews 11:10, Abraham was confidently looking forward to a city whose designer and builder is God. Oh, ladies and gentlemen, I didn't fall. I'm okay. I did not…
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…prioritizes God as architect and builder, and refuses to align with anything outside of his unshakable foundations. I love this. This is so good.Hebrews 11:10, his eyes of faith were set on the city with unshakable foundations, whose architect and builder is God Himself. Abraham trusted God, Abraham…
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…lost on us. This weekend, next, Lord willing, we will consider the paramount faith of Abraham and his family. So join me as we read today's text,Hebrews chapter 11, verses 8 through 16. Before I read it, let me remind you, beloved, that this is God's word to us. It's written for his glory and our good. We would all do well to…
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…or heaven is like a country, and this speaks really of its vastness of protection. It speaks of stability. There's also an image of a city.Hebrews 11, verse 10gives us this image. Here's what Hebrews 11, 10 says. For he was looking forward to a city with foundations whose architect and builder was God. In…
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…This is a very odd one. See things that already exist in God. See things that exist in God. It's very odd. This is really amazing scripture inHebrews chapter 11, verse 10. Abraham, even though he was given a promised land, saw a city that was constructed without hand. And he set his eyes on that city instead of the…
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…covenant relationship with God which was so dynamic and so profound that it demanded a continued living relationship with God after death. SoHebrews 11, verse 10tells us that the patriarchs, which are Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, knew that the covenant promises extended beyond life in this world. It says,…
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