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Welcome to 6640, the ministry outreach of Coininneenia House and Coyneena Institute.

Today's Bible teacher is Dr. Chuck Missler, connecting the Bible to your life and the world around you.

This series is entitled, Learn the Bible in 24 hours.

In today's study, Dr. Missler begins his session entitled, the Hebrew Epistles. Well, we are beginning

hour 20 of learned the Bible in 24 hours. And in this hour, we're going to focus on what are called the Hebrew Christian

epistles. Or putting it another way, if you take the 13, Paul wrote, the ones that are left

up to the book of Revelation are the ones we're now going to focus on. And they include the epistle

to the Hebrews, epistle of

James, first second, Peter, first, second, third, John, and Jude. The Hebrew Christian epistles

are distinctive in that not one of them is addressed to a church, interestingly enough.

And what's also disturbing to many is that some of the warnings we find in these epistles seem to be in contrast to some of the assurances that we received in the church epistles.

You look at Romans 8 and you compare that with Hebrews 6 and 10, it can raise some questions.

You take Ephesians 2 and Philippians 1 and compare that with 2 Peter 1 and it raises questions.

So those are great discussion opportunities. But do understand that there

really is no conflict between them. It may just seem that way on the surface. And whenever you

think you found a contradiction or conflict, praise God. Because God will always reward the diligent.

You get in behind that and you'll come out much better understood. But some of these are widely misunderstood,

but there's not a retrograde here. Some people say, well, you know, that James was a

rebuttal to Paul. No, James was written before Paul was, and it's not at all. It just, it reaches

beyond. It goes in a different direction. So let's start with the epistle of the Hebrews. This is one of the two greatest

theological treatises in the New Testament, the first one being Romans, which we spent entire hour on.

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