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…So let's see from the scripture Hebrews. Hebrews 7 verse 11 to 19. Hebrews 7 verse 11 to 19. Can you quickly go there please? And you also putHebrews 8 verse 1 to 5. Therefore, if perfection were true, the Levitical priesthood. For on that is, the people received the law. What further need was there that…
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…of a better covenant, which was established on better promises. Again, let me repeat, Hebrews 6 .9, Hebrews 7 .7, Hebrews 7 .19. Hebrews 7, 22.Hebrews 8, verse 6. More on that, Hebrews 9, 23. Better sacrifice. Hebrews 9, 23. Hebrews 10, 34. A better and enduring possession. That's Hebrews 9, 34. Hebrews 11,…
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…God. We're acting in accordance to it. And I want us to see. Even further, because they're setting, let's look at Hebrews. Since we're in Hebrews,Hebrews 8, verse 12. Hebrews 8, 12. Just before I retreat, the fact that there is no, so it says, for I will be merciful to their unrighteousness. And this merciful…
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…order that we would have a fear for God the beginning of wisdom that no other fears would compete with our fear for this reverence of the Holy GodHebrews 8 verses 8and 10 say behold the days are coming says the Lord when I will make a new covenant not according to the covenant I made when I took Israel by the…
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…in our own context. So Moses ministered or Moses' ministry of teaching was in types and shadows. All right. What do you mean by types and shadows?Hebrews 8 verse 5. What Moses did in the wilderness with the people of God, the physical things he did, the ordinances established by Moses were a pointer to another…
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…exposed their ability to keep God's law by their own flesh and by their own strength. So having exposed their need for a savior, he says, this isHebrews 8, verse 8, Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord, when I will make a new covenant. And if you notice, this entire passage all the way to the end of…
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…that's not united by the heart, it's incapable of loving faithfulness. Simply not capable of loving God in a way that a divine marriage needs.Hebrews 8, verse 7says, the covenant God made when he led the people out of Egypt, that covenant found fault with them, with the people. It exposed their fault.…
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…to define you. It doesn't have to define you. Why? Because Jesus took your past. He took your past. Man, this is so big. He took your past. I mean,Hebrews 8:12, right? He took our sin and God, what does he do? He remembers it no more. He remembers it no more. Psalm 32. What does he do with it? He puts our…
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…So Moses was a man -made mediator through unbelief and rejection of the gospel. Through unbelief and rejection of the gospel. Come down toHebrews chapter 8. Hebrews chapter 8. Hebrews chapter 8. Look at verse 7. Verse 7. For if that first covenant had been faultless, then no place would have been…
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…to be my people. That's a positive promise for the children of Israel. But then we have a problem with this promise in in. I want you to go toHebrews chapter 8, if you will. Hebrews, chapter 8. So this was this is a great promise that God gave to the children of Israel, but we do have a bit of a problem…
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…that Jeremiah was talking about. This is the promise to Abraham fulfilled. This is the plan from the Garden of Eden now come to pass in me. Go toHebrews chapter 8, would you? Hebrews chapter 8. We're going to be there for just a few more minutes before we stop to take the elements of the Lord's Supper. We're…
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…was spoken first. Are we together? It were rejected the plan of God. The plan of God was this and that was why Jeremiah noted it. When you read inHebrews chapter 8, you see also the plan of God. He said, I will write my laws upon your hearts. That was the, it's not upon the tablet of a stone. That was the…
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…of God is. Probably, let me go to Hebrews. Come with me to Hebrews first before I now look at other scriptures that we have looked at before.Hebrews chapter 8. Look at Hebrews chapter 8 verse... Look at verse 3. Hebrews chapter 8 verse... Three, he said, for every high priest is appointed to offer both…
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…new covenant that Jesus cut? And some of you maybe have Hebrews 8 memorized, but if you don't or if you want to see it with your own eyes, turn toHebrews chapter 8. You just need to know it's not a pastor up here trying to twist something from the Old Testament and make it be about the church. Well, Hebrews 8…
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…back in our series, which is going through the book of John, the Gospel of John, verse by verse, chapter by chapter. So today's sermon text isHebrews chapter 8, starting at verse 6. I'll read this out loud and you can follow along. We believe this is God's inspired, inerrant, infallible, clear, and…
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