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…the Lord if they truly repent? Tim’s Answer Thank you for your question. There are many interpretations of the Hebrews 6:4-8 passage. I personally think it is wrong to try to seek a meaning for that passage without first coming to grips with Hebrews 6:1-3, and the “repentance” that is in the view of the author. I provide my interpretation of that passage and my answer to your question in this article. I think Scripture is clear that if we…

…Son (“But to the Son He says”) (Hebrews 1:8). There is little doubt but that the author of Hebrews sees the Son as God Himself. 6. Psalm 136:1-3; 1 Timothy 6:15-16; Revelation 17:14; 19:16 In Psalm 136:1-3, we have a triune salute to God where He is called the LORD, the God of gods, and the Lord of lords. In 1 Timothy 6:15-16 we have God again referenced as the “King of kings and Lord of lords.” In Revelation 17:14,…

…the love of God and focus your life solely on His grace and mercy. None of us are worthy. But He is our Worthy One and He welcomes us all back to Him. You raise the question of Hebrews 6 and Hebrews 10:26-31. You allude also to Hebrews 12:16. There are many different interpretations of these passages. I will give you mine. In Hebrews 5:12-14, there are two types of people who are discussed. There are those who are unskilled…

…Hebrews 6 therefore cannot mean that if we go astray there is no hope of repentance.  Rather, as I address in this article, the passage stands as a warning that when we sin after we come to Christ, the repentance of Hebrews 6:1 is no longer available to us.  Rather, we will be disciplined as children, we will lose the portion of our inheritance that we have spent, but we remain His children and like the prodigal son we reclaim…

…of Faith in Hebrews 11, with the passage on God’s judgment or discipline in Hebrews 12. When God judges His people, He does it for our good, to bring us back to the place we should be (Hebrews 12:10). Now, going back to Hebrews 10:26, the statement is that if we sin willfully, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins. Of course, immediately before this, in verse 18, we have previously been told why there is no longer a…

…Aaron 5-7 Proven by an Oath 5:1-11 Function of a High Priest 5:1-4 Calling of Christ 5:5-6 Christ’s Identity with Us 5:7-11 [Warning Against Apostasy] 5:12-6:8 Example of youth 5:12-14 Admonition to pursue perfection 6:1-3 Only one salvation 6:4-8 Confidence in the readers 6:9-12 The Immutability of God’s Promise 6:13-20 Melchizedek and Christ 7 Melchizedek is greater than Aaron 7:1-10 Christ would be in Melchizedek’s order 7:11-19 Christ’s greater work than Aaron 7:20-28 V. Minister of a Better Sanctuary 8-10…

…now want nothing more than to forget about what has happened and know I am saved. Certain scriptures scare me such as Hebrews 6:6, Galatians 6:7 and Hebrews 10:26. I am afraid that I am suffering God’s wrath. I love Jesus and know he died on the cross and now lives in heaven. I repented to my wife for deceit as well. I am living in fear every day. Tim’s Answer Thanks for your question. I am encouraged that you…

…people I’ve known are making me feel as though my salvation is something to be questioned. Will I Go To Heaven? I’ve sinned so many times and in so many ways that I’m afraid I will never be allowed into heaven. I’ve probably even committed the unpardonable sin. Can I get to heaven? The Value of a Shekel What was the value of a shekel in biblical times compared to today’s prices? Hebrews 6:4-8 Hebrews 6:4-8 seems to say that…

…repented and there the passage says that the person in view cannot be brought back again to the place of repentance. We have elsewhere explained our understanding of Hebrews 6. No matter how one interprets Hebrews 6, one may not interpret it to mean that sons cannot return to the Father, as such an interpretation would run counter to the whole point of Christ’s teaching in Luke 15. Having come back to Christ, now you simply need to learn how…

…would request that you examine what passages you would use to support a view that baptism is the point at which forgiveness and the Holy Spirit are given and compare them with the other statements in Scripture on belief, forgiveness of sins, and the coming of the Holy Spirit. However, most importantly, I believe the issue of baptism or faith should not be our defining issue. Rather, that issue should be love towards one another. In Hebrews 6:1-2, Scripture tells…