Jesus endured the miseries of human life with full trust in God. He embraced suffering in obedience to God and trusted that God would deliver him out of death. Because of his obedience, Jesus qualified for the office of a permanent high priesthood which he received upon his resurrection. He is therefore the source of eternal salvation to all who obey him.

Jesus endured the miseries of human life with full trust in God. He embraced suffering in obedience to God and trusted that God would deliver him out of death. Because of his obedience, Jesus qualified for the office of a permanent high priesthood which he received upon his resurrection. He is therefore the source of eternal salvation to all who obey him.

In Hebrews 3, the author warns his readers against apostasy, he gives them instructions on how to remain faithful. They must exhort one another day after day so that they do not succumb to the deceitfulness of sin. As members of Christ's church, we must cultivate meaningful relationships with other believers so that we both receive and give encouragement to remain faithful.

In Hebrews 3, the author warns his readers against apostasy, he gives them instructions on how to remain faithful. They must exhort one another day after day so that they do not succumb to the deceitfulness of sin. As members of Christ's church, we must cultivate meaningful relationships with other believers so that we both receive and give encouragement to remain faithful.

In Hebrews 3, the author warns his readers against apostasy, he gives them instructions on how to remain faithful. They must exhort one another day after day so that they do not succumb to the deceitfulness of sin. As members of Christ's church, we must cultivate meaningful relationships with other believers so that we both receive and give encouragement to remain faithful.

In Hebrews 3, the author warns his readers against apostasy, he gives them instructions on how to remain faithful. They must exhort one another day after day so that they do not succumb to the deceitfulness of sin. As members of Christ's church, we must cultivate meaningful relationships with other believers so that we both receive and give encouragement to remain faithful.

In Hebrews 3, the author warns his readers against apostasy, he gives them instructions on how to remain faithful. They must exhort one another day after day so that they do not succumb to the deceitfulness of sin. As members of Christ's church, we must cultivate meaningful relationships with other believers so that we both receive and give encouragement to remain faithful.

Nothing makes us want to run and hide from God more than our sin and shame. But the author of Hebrews tells sinners to come boldly to the throne of grace. Our boldness to approach the throne comes from our confidence in our Great High Priest. He deals gently with us to help us in our time of need.

Nothing makes us want to run and hide from God more than our sin and shame. But the author of Hebrews tells sinners to come boldly to the throne of grace. Our boldness to approach the throne comes from our confidence in our Great High Priest. He deals gently with us to help us in our time of need.

Nothing makes us want to run and hide from God more than our sin and shame. But the author of Hebrews tells sinners to come boldly to the throne of grace. Our boldness to approach the throne comes from our confidence in our Great High Priest. He deals gently with us to help us in our time of need.