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Jesus is depicted as “seated,” a term often used in ancient texts to signify the “completion of work.” A main focus in the following chapters is that Christ’s work is fully finished, unlike the Levitical sacrifices. This seated position is described as being at the “right hand of God,” symbolizing power, authority, and acceptance; additionally, this position is said to be “in heaven,” indicating that Jesus is exalted to the highest level.
Main Text: Hebrews 8:1-2 (ESV)
By Chuck HartmanJesus is depicted as “seated,” a term often used in ancient texts to signify the “completion of work.” A main focus in the following chapters is that Christ’s work is fully finished, unlike the Levitical sacrifices. This seated position is described as being at the “right hand of God,” symbolizing power, authority, and acceptance; additionally, this position is said to be “in heaven,” indicating that Jesus is exalted to the highest level.
Main Text: Hebrews 8:1-2 (ESV)