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1890 · Quarter 1

Letter to the Hebrews

  1. 14Hebrews 7:27 to 8:2
  2. 15Hebrews 8:2-6
  3. 16Hebrews 8:8-13
  4. 17Hebrews 8:8-13
  5. 18Hebrews 8:6-13
  6. 19Hebrews 9:1-7
  7. 20Hebrews 9:8-14
  8. 21Hebrews 9:15-20
  9. 22Hebrews 9:20-23
  10. 23Hebrews 9:24-28
  11. 24Hebrews 10:1-9
  12. 25Hebrews 10:10-20
  13. 26Hebrews 10:21-25

Lesson 20 · February 15, 1890

Hebrews 9:8-14

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  1. 1.What did the first covenant have connected with it?
  2. 2.Who performed the service in the worldly sanctuary?
  3. 3.How often was service performed in each apartment? .
  4. 4.What was signified by this? .
  5. 5.What was that sanctuary? , first part.
  6. 6.How much was accomplished by the service?—
  7. 7.Who is our real high priest?
  8. 8.Where does he minister? .
  9. 9.Is it necessary that he offer something? .
  10. 10.What does he offer? .
  11. 11.What does his blood do for us? .
  12. 12.With what are we redeemed? .
  13. 13.What is the blood of Christ called? .
  14. 14.Did Christ minister as a priest while he was on earth? .
  15. 15.When did the first sanctuary cease to stand as a sanctuary? .
  16. 16.What secured the pardon of transgressions that were committed under the first covenant? .
  17. 17.Since Christ did not begin his priestly work of offering his own blood until after the crucifixion and ascension, how could this be? ; .

Notes

The ordinances of divine service that were connected with the first covenant, had no efficacy whatever. They could not make the comer thereunto perfect as pertaining to the conscience. All transgressions committed under that covenant, that were pardoned, were pardoned by virtue of the second covenant, of which Christ is mediator. Yet although Christ's blood was not shed until hundreds of years after the first covenant was made, sins were forgiven whenever they were confessed. That covenant, as we have seen, was for the purpose of directing the minds of the people to the Abrahamic covenant, which God confirmed in Christ. . This confirmation was by an oath, in addition to the promise. These "two immutable things, in which it was impossible for God to lie," made the sacrifice of Christ as efficacious in the days of Abraham and Moses as it is now. This is made still more evident by the statement that these two things given to Abraham are the things which give us strong consolation.

Bible texts in this lesson

Hebrews 9:6 · Hebrews 9:7 · Hebrews 9:8 · Hebrews 9:9 · Hebrews 8:1 · Hebrews 8:2 · Hebrews 9:11 · Hebrews 8:3 · Hebrews 9:12 · Hebrews 9:13 · Hebrews 9:14 · 1 Peter 1:18 · 1 Peter 1:19 · Hebrews 13:20 · Hebrews 8:4 · Matthew 23:38 · Matthew 27:50 · Matthew 27:51 · Hebrews 9:15 · Galatians 3:17 · Hebrews 6:13-18

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