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The Bible Recap

Day 355 (Hebrews 1-6)

The Bible Recap

Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

4.833.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2019

⏱️ 7 minutes

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0:00.0

Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.

0:07.0

Today we have a mystery on our hands. We don't know for sure who wrote this book or who they wrote it too.

0:17.5

There are a few credible theories like Paul or Luke or Barnabas or Apollo's.

0:21.5

All we know is that whoever it was ran in the same circle as the Apostles.

0:25.6

But if we don't know who wrote it, then why was it canonized as scripture?

0:29.4

The primary reason is that the early church fathers accepted it as scripture.

0:33.4

We'll link to an article with more info on that in the show notes.

0:36.4

It seems to be written to Jewish Christians.

0:38.8

It references the Old Testament a lot, and it is a treatise on the supremacy of Christ which is probably why it's a

0:44.5

crowd favorite. It has its fair share of heavy lifting but it's so worth it. Right out of the

0:49.6

gate the author is laying out rich theology. Jesus created the world.

0:53.8

Jesus is the radiance of God's glory.

0:55.6

Jesus is the exact imprint of the Father.

0:57.8

Jesus sustains the universe at all times.

1:00.1

Jesus purified us from our sins.

1:02.1

Jesus is seated at the right hand of the Father.

1:04.5

I'm ready for the altar call and we've only read four verses.

1:07.5

The earth and the heavens will wear out someday, but Jesus will remain unchanged forever

1:12.3

despite both of his homes being done away with and made new.

1:15.4

The author tells his readers to not let all of this escape them.

1:18.4

God the son came down to earth to live as a human, and God the father has made everything subject to the son who

1:24.0

created it all at the father's command and he controls it all. Right now it

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