Hebrews 4
HebrewsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses Hebrews chapter 4 where he examines the idea of rest as entering the promised land. He notes that the writer of Hebrews sees a spiritual fulfillment beyond just Canaan rest and that the context of the text is linked to Jewish works done according to the law code. He emphasizes that the message of the Gospel is that God promises and wants what is good for people, but it requires belief in that promise, and ultimately leads to accountability.
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