Sermon Tone Analysis
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I. Christ’s Ministry forms part of a New and Better Order
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The Imperfection of the First Covenant Leaves Room for a Second
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The Old Testament Itself Speaks of a New Covenant
If people’s sins are remembered by God, his holiness must take action against them; if they are not remembered, it is because his grace has determined to forgive them—not in spite of his holiness, but in harmony with it.
Under the old sacrificial system, there was “an annual reminder of sins” (); if there is no such recalling of sins to mind under the new covenant, it is because of a sacrifice offered up once for all (7:27).
(Bruce)
Hebrews 8:13
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