In Hebrews 13:9-14, having given instruction on Christian living, the author of Hebrews now turns to the subject of Christian belief.

The book of Nehemiah shows that the Lord is a God who ever fulfills His promise, as seen in the return of the Jews from exile and their reestablishment in their land in order that they may bring forth the Christ, "according to the flesh" (Rom 9:5).

In Ezra 10:18-44, in the ensuing work of the commission to deal with Israelite marriages, several more issues emerge.

In Hebrews 13:9-14, having given instruction on Christian living, the author of Hebrews now turns to the subject of Christian belief.

In Ezra 10:18-44, in the ensuing work of the commission to deal with Israelite marriages, several more issues emerge.

In Hebrews 13:9-14, having given instruction on Christian living, the author of Hebrews now turns to the subject of Christian belief.

His miracles, teachings, compassion, and power were all clear evidence that the Messiah, prophesied in the Old Testament, hadappeared

In Ezra 10:1-17, God caused His people to confess their sin and urges the removal of sin through the combined effort of a unified body of people committed to live for God's glory no matter what the consequences

In Ezra 10:1-17, God caused His people to confess their sin and urges the removal of sin through the combined effort of a unified body of people committed to live for God's glory no matter what the consequences

His miracles, teachings, compassion, and power were all clear evidence that the Messiah, prophesied in the Old Testament, had appeared.