The Book of Hebrews Everything Subject to Christ
Nov 19, 2023
The discussion delves into Christ's role as the Greater Adam, comparing his obedience to that of Adam. It emphasizes the significance of the Incarnation, revealing why God took on human nature for our redemption. The speaker highlights Jesus as our High Priest and Mediator, showcasing his essential humanity. A powerful exploration of atonement reveals how Jesus' suffering allows believers to escape divine wrath. Finally, the message culminates in a reflection on completed redemption and the ongoing promise of Christ’s kingdom.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Old Testament Points To Christ
- Hebrews frames the entire Old Testament as pointing forward to Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment of its shadows and promises.
- The sermon stresses that once the substance (Christ) has come, there is nothing to return to in the shadows of the old covenant.
Adam's Lost Dominion
- Adam was given dominion over creation but forfeited it through the fall, creating a thread the Bible seeks to redeem.
- Hebrews connects Psalm 8 and Genesis 1 to show humanity's original mandate and its loss in Adam's sin.
Jesus As The Last Adam
- Hebrews presents Jesus as the 'last Adam' who restores what the first Adam lost by perfect obedience and suffering.
- Jesus reclaims dominion not only over this world but ultimately the world to come through resurrection and exaltation.