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Peter explains how the author of Hebrews makes the connection between true knowledge and obedience. Our problem is not the lack of the evidence and truth, but the suppression of it … and this suppression is largely the result of disobedience. On the contrary greater obedience leads to deeper knowledge.
Chris explains how Jesus is the fulfillment of both the Levitical priesthood and the priesthood of Melchizedek. He is the ultimate mediator for us.
Hebrews is written to encourage followers of Jesus to take care of the gift of salvation, that they might not drift away from Jesus. Nathan outlines 4 ways to neglect salvation, and how to counter that.
Jesus said the way that the people in the church love each other should be a mechanism through which people are led to Him. To the church's shame, history demonstrates that the church has been more effective in fighting with one another than loving each other. Peter lays down some guidelines regarding how conflict should be handled in church.
Peter explains the underlying mechanism that lies behind almost all conflict: we want something, the desire for it begins ruling our hearts and we fight each other to get it.
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