In These Last Days: The Message of Hebrews

Authors

Felix Cortez, Andrews UniversityFollow

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Description

Like many believers today, the original recipients of the letter known as Hebrews were spiritually exhausted; fatigue and malaise had taken hold and they had started to drift away from God. Perhaps we, too, need a fresh view of the Son of God, the powerful Ruler and Intercessor who sits at the right hand of God? Like a precious gem, the New Testament book of Hebrews is rare, enigmatic, and exceptional. If you’re ready to see a clearer and deeper vision of Jesus, turn off the bad news and dive into a study of this epic letter for the last days.

ISBN

9780816367344

Publication Date

11-1-2021

Publisher

Pacific Press

City

Nampa, ID

Keywords

Last Days, Letter to the Hebrews, Priesthood, New Covenant, Sabbath, Sanctuary

Disciplines

Biblical Studies

Comments

Civilization seems to be on the brink. A public health crisis has disrupted our world, and natural disasters are increasing in number and destructive power. Society is fraying, and political systems around the globe are becoming increasingly polarized and unstable. Like many believers today, the original recipients of the letter known as Hebrews were spiritually exhausted; fatigue and malaise had taken hold and they had started to drift away from God. Perhaps we, too, need a fresh view of the Son of God, the powerful Ruler and Intercessor who sits at the right hand of God? Like a precious gem, the New Testament book of Hebrews is rare, enigmatic, and exceptional. It is poised to give us that fresh view of Jesus. The study of Hebrews offers

• penetrating insights about Christ’s humanity and divinity,
• analysis of the meaning of the new Covenant,
• an explanation of the Sabbath and its observance,
• details about Jesus’ ministry in the heavenly sanctuary,
• a reassuring view of Jesus as the Anchor of our hope, and so much more.

First Department

New Testament

Recommended Citation

Cortez, Félix H. In These Last Days: The Message of Hebrews. Nampa: Pacific Press, in 2021.