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Hebrews 12:18-29
Eschatology
The study of prophecy within the scope of “Thus saith the Lord” and “End Time” conclusions of God’s plan.
Mount Sinai
An experience with the Living God
An experience with the Holy God
An experience with the Old Covenant
An experience that can only be experienced by an exclusive gathering of people (Levities, Priests, and Moses)
Deut.
4:11, 5:22-25; Ex. 19:12-19; 2 Cor.
3:4-18
Mount Zion
An experience with the Living God
An experience with the Loving God
An experience with the New Testament
An experience that can be experienced by everyone.
2 Sam.
5:1-15; 1 Kgs.
8; Ps. 78, 87, 110; Obadiah 17; Matt.
21:5; Rev. 4, 14, 21
Two Mediators
Moses and Jesus
Moses was the negotiator between the nation of Israel and Yahweh, chosen/elected by Yahweh to lead Israel
Jesus is the intermediary between the Church and Yahweh, chosen/elected by Yahweh to lead the Church
Moses’ position focused on the “go between” aspect of the mediator
Jesus’ position focuses on the “restorer/redeemer” aspect of the mediator; He is the Lamb, High Priest, and Sacrifice
Two Martyrs
Abel - Blood speaks because of his faith, because of his first-fruits offered, accepted by God; bounded by time and the Old Covenant agreement
Jesus - Blood speaks because of His faith, because of His first-fruits offered, accepted by God;
Idolatry
This is the ultimate warning.
What is an idol?
Anything that a person believes to be a Savior, Deliverer, Redeemer.
Anyone and anything that replaces Jesus as the Christ or gives anyone or anything Christ (savior/deliver/redeemer/etc.) type attributes.
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