20241117 Perfect but not complete (Hebrews 10.11-25)

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The One Thing: Perfect but not complete
Scripture: Hebrews 10.11-25 (focus on verse 14)

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1. How does the author contrast the Old Testament priests' work with Christ's sacrifice in verses 11-14? What key differences are highlighted?
2. Verse 14 states that "by one sacrifice he has made perfect forever those who are being made holy." What does it mean to be "made perfect forever"? How does this relate to our ongoing sanctification?
3. According to verses 15-18, what are the key aspects of the new covenant that Christ's sacrifice established? How do these differ from the old covenant?
4. Verses 19-22 encourage believers to "draw near to God." What reasons does the author give for why we can approach God confidently? How should this affect our prayer life and relationship with God?
5. In verses 23-25, what three exhortations does the author give to believers? How can we practically apply these in our lives and church communities today?
6. Reflecting on verse 14, how does the assurance that Christ has "made perfect forever those who are being made holy" impact how we view our struggles with sin and our spiritual growth? How can we balance recognizing our perfected status in Christ with the ongoing process of sanctification?

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S1 Read Hebrews 10:11-25. Memorize Hebrews 10:14 and allow God to transform you through its words.