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BIBLE SCHOOL EDITION — Nathan and Pastor Scott begin a series exploring Hebrews 9-13 by setting the theological foundation for why Jesus is greater than everything that came before him (think Old Testament Law and the 10 Commandments). Before diving into doctrine, they dive into the purpose, authorship, and structure of Hebrews. This episode reframes the Old Testament as a shadow pointing to Jesus, clarifying why the law could diagnose sin but never heal it — and why intimacy with the Father is now fully accessible through Jesus. *Please note, this discussion takes place in two episodes. This is episode one.*
— EPISODE CHAPTERS —
(00:00) Introduction to Hebrews: Author and Date
The episode opens with candid conversation and irreverent humor, modeling how emotional awareness, stress, and everyday life matter in spiritual formation before getting into the setting of the book of Hebrews.
(11:10) Why Hebrews Was Written
The discussion shifts to the background of Hebrews — its audience, timing, and likely authorship — explaining why the message was delivered anonymously and why it speaks so directly to Jewish believers.
(24:01) Jesus Is Greater Than the Law
The heart of this section unpacks Hebrews 8.13 and 9.9, showing how Jesus fulfills every role of the Old Testament. The law revealed sin, but only Jesus restores relationship and heals what the law could never fix.
(35:54) Shadows vs. Reality
Finally, this section contrasts the Old Testament as a shadow with Jesus as the substance, using relational analogies to show why clinging to the law after Christ is like choosing a shadow over the real person.
— EPISODE LINKS —
• Episode Notes
https://cultivaterelationships.com/shoot-the-breeze/stb160/
• Playlist | Revelation
https://cultivaterelationships.com/revelation/
• Playlist | Galatians
https://cultivaterelationships.com/galatians/
• STB074 | BSE | Bible Oddities
https://cultivaterelationships.com/shoot-the-breeze/stb074/
• More Content & Resources at Our Website
https://cultivaterelationships.com/
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BIBLE SCHOOL EDITION — Nathan and Pastor Scott begin a series exploring Hebrews 9-13 by setting the theological foundation for why Jesus is greater than everything that came before him (think Old Testament Law and the 10 Commandments). Before diving into doctrine, they dive into the purpose, authorship, and structure of Hebrews. This episode reframes the Old Testament as a shadow pointing to Jesus, clarifying why the law could diagnose sin but never heal it — and why intimacy with the Father is now fully accessible through Jesus. *Please note, this discussion takes place in two episodes. This is episode one.*
— EPISODE CHAPTERS —
(00:00) Introduction to Hebrews: Author and Date
The episode opens with candid conversation and irreverent humor, modeling how emotional awareness, stress, and everyday life matter in spiritual formation before getting into the setting of the book of Hebrews.
(11:10) Why Hebrews Was Written
The discussion shifts to the background of Hebrews — its audience, timing, and likely authorship — explaining why the message was delivered anonymously and why it speaks so directly to Jewish believers.
(24:01) Jesus Is Greater Than the Law
The heart of this section unpacks Hebrews 8.13 and 9.9, showing how Jesus fulfills every role of the Old Testament. The law revealed sin, but only Jesus restores relationship and heals what the law could never fix.
(35:54) Shadows vs. Reality
Finally, this section contrasts the Old Testament as a shadow with Jesus as the substance, using relational analogies to show why clinging to the law after Christ is like choosing a shadow over the real person.
— EPISODE LINKS —
• Episode Notes
https://cultivaterelationships.com/shoot-the-breeze/stb160/
• Playlist | Revelation
https://cultivaterelationships.com/revelation/
• Playlist | Galatians
https://cultivaterelationships.com/galatians/
• STB074 | BSE | Bible Oddities
https://cultivaterelationships.com/shoot-the-breeze/stb074/
• More Content & Resources at Our Website
https://cultivaterelationships.com/