PlayStop Popout X The words of the text are intended as a warning to the potential apostate, and at the same time as an encouragement to the true believer. They contain reasons for godly living and also a renewed warning against both moral laxity on the part of the believer and the temptation to go…
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PlayStop Popout X The path of faith is constantly beset with dangers and every believer needs to be so careful. Each man must watch himself, of course, but the application here may be broader than that. It may be that each of us should watch with care for others. The word rendered “looking diligently,” is…
PlayStop Popout X The path of faith is constantly beset with dangers and every believer needs to be so careful. Each man must watch himself, of course, but the application here may be broader than that. It may be that each of us should watch with care for others. The word rendered “looking diligently,” is…
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PlayStop Popout X The fact that these Hebrew recipients had suffered much could not be denied. The writer has already recalled the persecutions of those earlier days when they had endured so much. (10:32-34) He would not minimize what they had suffered but it must all be kept in context. They had not yet been…
PlayStop Popout X We have just studied the chapter describing how faith works and were manifested in the lives of some great servants of the Lord. We must not suppose that such faith belonged only to the record of the past. It is to be a present continuing thing, spanning the ages and knowing no…
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PlayStop Popout X We have studied earlier of those saints that “these all” died in faith. (vs. 13) However, “these all” of verse 39 is much wider. All these saints of OT times, from Abel through until the last believer of this earlier dispensation, had this testimony before God. The world was not a fit…