Study From the Book of Hebrews,14
Today is the final part of studying the Book of Hebrews where we study chapter 13 and as usual, we pick up a couple of biblical principles and lessons that can be suitable for biblical counselling.
Here the writer concludes the epistle by giving general moral advices such as to love each other, kind to strangers, remember the prisoners. Also he gives advice for the married couple that the bed is kept undefiled and to be content of what one has.
He then shifts his attention to the leaders to be aware for those who teach strange doctrine. Our sight should be on the Lord Jesus as he offered himself scarify to redeem us from sins. The writer ends this chapter and the epistle with a prayer request and peace will be with us all
Structure:
Verses 1-6: moral directions
Verses 7-17: religious directions
Verses 18-19: prayer request
Verses 20:25: benediction and farewell
Principle 25 verse 13:13: “Therefore let us go forth to Him outside the camp, bearing His reproach.”
Lesson 25: Identification with Jesus brings undeniable blessings. But it can also bring reproach and persecution. This is not something to be avoided at all costs, but rather is something to be embraced when it occurs.
Principle 26 verse 13:20, 21: “ – Now may the God of peace….make you complete in every good work to do His will, working in you what is well pleasing in His sight.”
Lesson 26: It is God working in us to do anything worthwhile for His kingdom. We obey God. do His will and please Him only by relying on the Holy Spirit who dwells within us. 27/09/2020