Hebrews 10:29-31

1.For what kind of sin is there no forgiveness?
2.What does the one who commits this sin do to the Son of God? .
3.How does he regard the blood of the covenant, whose power he has felt?—
4.What does he do to the Spirit of grace?—
5.How only can men come to Christ? .
6.How does the Father draw them? ; .
7.Then if one drives the Spirit from him, what must be his condition?
8.What are we solemnly warned against doing? ; .
9.What has the Lord said to deter us from such a course? .
10.What does the prophet Nahum say? .
11.What is a thing to be dreaded? .
12.Yet what did David choose? .
13.What is always true of God? .
14.Did the prophets realize this while they were speaking of God's judgments? ; .
15.Whom does God reject? .
16.While it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of God, where is our only place of safety? .
17.What is told us for our comfort? .
18.Instead of falling into the hands of God, what should we do? ; .
19.What shall we thus find him to be? .

Notes

This lesson should be considered in connection with the preceding one. After going through with this, a general view of the subject should be taken, from the beginning of the preceding lesson, observing the fact that judgment is never visited upon a person unless he has brought it upon himself, and that in the midst of wrath God remembers mercy.

"God is love." This attribute is inseparable from his character. His law, which is the transcript of his character, is a law of love, and it was given in love. . The love of God is a living, moving rock of adamant. Those who despise it and oppose it are crushed by it, while those who place themselves upon it, find it a sure and safe refuge from all evil. Government exists for the benefit of the subjects. Those who would impeach God's love and kindness, because he punishes rebels, would have him ignore the loyal subjects, and administer his government with reference solely to the benefit of rebels. Rebellion sets government at defiance, and endangers the welfare of those who are loyal. When men despise God and his law, and also his mercy, they declare themselves not his subjects, and it is but a manifestation of his love to those who trust him when God removes the dangerous element from his kingdom. How much better to place ourselves in the hands of God than to fall into them in a vain attempt to escape from him!

Bible texts in this lesson

Hebrews 10:29 · John 6:44 · Genesis 6:3 · John 16:7 · John 16:8 · Ephesians 4:30 · 1 Thessalonians 5:19 · Hebrews 10:30 · Hebrews 10:27 · Nahum 1:2 · Hebrews 10:31 · 2 Samuel 24:14 · 1 John 4:8 · Nahum 1:3 · Psalms 136:1 · Psalms 136:10 · Psalms 136:15 · 2 Timothy 2:12 · John 10:27-29 · Deuteronomy 33:27 · Psalms 91:1 · Proverbs 18:10 · Nahum 1:7 · Deuteronomy 33:1-3

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