Submitted by Yumi Kim, Gracepoint Berkeley What can we learn about God from the fact that God “for whom and through whom everything exists, should make the author of their salvation perfect through suffering?” From the fact that God, “for whom and through whom everything exists, should make the author of our salvation perfect through [...]
v.1 “But both these words [‘pay attention to’ and ‘drift away’ in NIV] have also a nautical sense. Prosechein can mean to moor a ship; and pararrein can be used of a ship which has been carelessly allowed to slip past a harbor or a haven because the mariner has forgotten to allow for the [...]
Submitted by Wilson Fong, Gracepoint Berkeley What about God can I learn from the fact that “God spoke” to us first “through the prophets at many times and in various ways” and later “by his Son”? One aspect about God that I can learn from the fact that God spoke to us first through the [...]
v.1 “It is significant that the subject of the first verb is ‘God,’ for God is constantly before the author; he uses the word sixty-eight times, an average of about once every seventy-three words all through his epistle. Few NT books speak of God so often. Right at the beginning, then, we are confronted with [...]
Suggested Instructions. Read the assigned passage for the day, memorize the given memory verse for each day and answer the reflection question provided. Click here to download the DT Packet. Daily Devotion and Bible Reading Plan Monday 8/23 Hebrews 1 Tuesday 8/24 Hebrews 2 Wednesday 8/25 Hebrews 3 Thursday 8/26 [...]