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Hebrews
Background
Covenant - an agreement between 2 or more parties
God established covenant between Himself and humans.
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During the time of Moses, God established a covenant based on His laws and ordinances at Mount Sinai.
This became the “Law” covenant, or the “Old Testament” as we know it now.
The Law Covenant was the basis or foundation of what the Jewish people believed and continues to believe up to the present time.
God prophesied in Jeremiah that He was going to make a “New Covenant”
Jesus established the New Covenant in His last supper with His disciples
Luke 22.19-20
Paul declares that the New Covenant is now in effect.
God has “found fault” in the old covenant
By declaring the New Covenant, God has made the old covenant “obsolete”.
Questions
Why did God establish a covenant with Israel knowing it will not meet the righteousness and perfection He would require?
Why establish this “new” covenant?
Main Points
The New Covenant was established for God’s new creation
God’s New Man lives by the principles of the New Covenant
The life of the New Man is described by the characteristics of the New Covenant
The New Covenant was Designed for the New Man
Jesus Christ - the first of the New Creation - initiated/established the New Covenant with His own blood!
Luke 22.20
Hebrews 9.13-15
Hebrews 9.11-15
Mediator - the negotiator between 2 parties based on an
agreement; Jesus as Mediator is putting into effect the New Covenant between God and men
The New Covenant was designed to bring out, to produce, to make possible the creation of, the New Man.
The new man required a "progenitor” - an ancestor, source - that not of this old human race.
only the Word fit the bill
The old covenant cannot produce a new creation.
Galatians 3.21
The Law (covenant) cannot give life.
Galatians 3.19-
Galatians 3.22-23
The Law (covenant) served as God’s “containment” for Israel so that the Christ may come through Israel.
Galatians 3.24-28
The Law (covenant) served as a the “Guardian” (Grk.
paidagogos)
The Law (covenant) cannot produce a “son of God”
Sons of God are produced only in Christ!
The New Man - sons and daughters of God - are born into the New Covenant!
The old man cannot receive the new covenant.
In order to become a partaker of the New Covenant, one must die to the old man and be born by the Word of God.
The New Man Lives by the Principles of the New Covenant
The New Covenant is the guiding principles of the New Man.
He was born in it.
He lives and breathes the New Covenant.
Nothing else.
The worldly life is foreign to the New Man.
The works of the flesh is foreign to the New Man.
The laws of God are written in their hearts and minds.
Hebrews 8.10
In the Old Covenant, the laws of God were written in tablets of stones.
The 2 tablets of stone were stored in the Ark to serve as a “memorial”
The New Covenant is written by the Spirit of God in “tablets of human hearts”
2 Cor 3.
Everyone born in the New Covenant “knows the Lord”!
In the Old Covenant, many Jews “did not know” the Lord.
Examples
- a generation of Israelites did not know the Lord!
- priests who did not know the Lord!
Jeremiah 9.1-
- God laments over Israel’s sins and ignorance of their God
The New Man knows His God, because he/she is born with the Spirit of God!
The knowledge of God is already built in the New Man, and the desire to know more of God only grows as the New Man grows.
Everyone born in the New Covenant have their “old, sinful, past life” erased in God’s “memory”!
In the Old Covenant, the sins of the people are remembered every year, which was the reason God provided the feast called Day of Atonement.
Under the New Covenant, the “old man is “remembered no more”!
The New Man begins a brand new life without fear of rejection, guilt, punishment, or ban because of a “past life”.
The New Man knows only one kind of life - life under the New Covenant.
He was born in it.
He lives and breathes the New Covenant.
Nothing else.
The worldly life is foreign to the New Man.
The works of the flesh is foreign to the New Man.
Conclusion
The New Man knows only one kind of life - life under the New Covenant.
He was born in it.
He lives and breathes the New Covenant.
Nothing else.
The worldly life is foreign to the New Man.
The works of the flesh is foreign to the New Man.
The New Man knows only one purpose of life - to serve God and to be with God!
Life under the New Covenant is designed to honor and glorify God!
Conclusion
The New Man does not live to reach for his/her own ambition or self-fulfillment.
The New Man lives only to serve God and to be with God!
THAT IS YOUR LIFE, CHURCH!
THAT IS YOUR LIFE, PEOPLE OF GOD!
SONGS
I was Made for You
The Earth Shall Be Filled
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