Footnotes 希伯來書 12:2 或作:仰望那將真道創始成終的耶穌。 希伯來書 12:13 「歪腳」或作「差路」。Chinese Union Version Modern Punctuation (Traditional) (CUVMPT) Copyright © 2011 by Global Bible InitiativeBack to resources Pinned Asbury Bible Commentary Asbury Bible Commentary Copyright ...
12. Let Us Endure: Perseverance of Faith (Hebrews 12:3-29) by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson Audio (39:54) Free E-mail Bible Study Apostle Peter: Disciple Lessons from the Rock He endured the cross, despising its shame. Gerard David (Flemish painter, 1460-1523), detail from "Christ Nailed ...
要坚忍到底 12因此,我们既然有这么一大群见证人,如同云彩围绕着我们,就让我们脱去各样的重担和容易缠累我们的罪,藉着忍耐去跑那摆在我们前面的赛程,2仰望信仰的创始者和成终者耶稣。他为了[a]那摆在他前面的喜乐,就轻看羞辱,忍受了十字架,如今坐在神宝座的右边。 为父的管教 3其实,你们...
11.How can the theme of Jesus' eternal rule provide hope in uncertain times? 12.How does knowing that Jesus is superior to all spiritual beings affect your prayer life? 13.How can understanding Jesus as the ultimate revelation of God affect your interactions with others who may have a differ...
A Bible study on the Letter or Epistle to Hebrews, pointing to Jesus Christ and the New Covenant as superior to all that had come before under the Old Covenant. Jesus is seen as superior to angels, tasting death for everyone, the giver of a sabbath rest,
MacArthur Bible Study Guides: Hebrews: Christ - Perfect Sacrifice, Perfect PriestJohn F. MacArthur
Presents an analysis of the arguments for understanding a word in Hebrew 9:16-17 as either testament or covenant in the Bible. Interpretation by scholars o... Hahn,W Scott - 《Catholic Biblical Quarterly》 被引量: 7发表: 2004年 Hebrews: Bible Study Commentary Hebrews: Bible study commentary...
希伯来书 12:1 我们既有这许多的见证人,如同云彩围着我们,就当放下各样的重担,脱去容易缠累我们的罪,存心忍耐,奔那摆在我们前头的路程, 希伯来书 12:2 仰望为我们信心创始成终的耶稣。(或作仰望那将真道创始成终的耶稣)他因那摆在前头的喜乐,就轻看羞辱,忍受了十字架的苦难,便坐在神宝座的右边。
Bible Study Questions 1.How does the author of Hebrews contrast the roles of Moses and Jesus? 2.Why does the author remind readers about the Israelites' failure in the wilderness? 3.What does "rest" symbolize in the context of this chapter?
Hebrews 10 For the Law, since it has only a shadow of the good things to come and not the very form of things, can never, by the same sacrifices which they offer continually year by year, make perfect those who draw near. Otherwise, would they not have c