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Hebrews 10:33-35

In the past these people had been deeply convicted, but because they were not doing the things necessary for maintaining and building a relationship with God, they lost what they had. Part of the reason Hebrews is in the Bible is to remind Christians what can happen to someone who does not maintain his part of the relationship.

John W. Ritenbaugh
Conviction and Moses

Related Topics: Conviction | Conviction, Without | Hebrews as Apathetic | Hebrews as Lethargic | Hebrews, Book of | Relationship with God | Without Conviction

Hebrews 10:34

Our joy through trials is a result of suffering for Christ's sake. Of the persecution we must endure, Jesus says, "Rejoice in that day and leap for joy!" (Luke 6:23). Through the Holy Spirit, God gives us His gift of joy as part of the process of spiritual completion.

Martin G. Collins
Joy

Hebrews 10:34-35

We should add to this their deferred expectation of the return of Jesus Christ and the establishment of the Kingdom of God. In them were high expectations of Christ's return, and conversely, the ever-diminishing hope that He would come in their lifetimes, combined with the difficulties of Christian life.

Does this apply to us today? Could we, too, feel that the return of Jesus Christ may be farther off and be beginning to have somewhat the same attitude as these people did?

John W. Ritenbaugh
How to Know We Love Christ

Related Topics: Deferred Expectation of Christ's Return | Hope | Hope , Deferred | Lord "Delays His Coming" | Master Delays Coming | Return of Christ, Deferred Hope of | Weariness | Weariness in Well-Doing

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