Day 3

Scripture to Read: Hebrews 10:10-18

As we begin today in Hebrews 10:10, God reminds us that our sanctification comes through Christ, who offered His body as a willing sacrifice to pay the price for sin, once for all. Consider how important Christ’s sacrifice was for all mankind. Christ willingly laid down His life, knowing He would defeat death and sin forever. Though we battle with our flesh daily and though we have victory through our Lord Jesus Christ, we must NEVER take for granted that Christ gave His life for everyone, NOT just a chosen few. In the day when the letter of Hebrews was written, the temple still stood, and the priests who served in the temple were continually offering up worthless sacrifices to God. The sacrifices these priests offered were worthless because they were no longer needed. Christ’s sacrifice of Himself was the final payment for all sin required by God the Father. The sacrifice of animals could NEVER take away sins. The sacrifice of animals was only enough to cover the sins of the people until Christ came, and His blood cleansed ALL our sin. Christ is now at the right hand of God the Father, in the perfect Holy of Holies, praying on our behalf and waiting for God the Father to tell Him to come and get His bride (the church, all born again believers). God the Father also sealed us for Himself, through His Holy Spirit, who lives in every believer. The Holy Spirit reminds us that we are completely forgiven because Christ’s crucifixion paid for all sin for all time.

Challenge & Application

1. After reading through Hebrews 10:10-18, what has God taught you about Christ’s sacrifice, the sacrifice of animals and what the Holy Spirit is now doing in every believer? 2. Who will you share

Don’t forget to pray using the A.C.T.S. (Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication) method!

Devotionals from this week

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Day 1

God continues to clarify for us and the Jewish Christians who Hebrews was originally written to, that the Law of the Old Testament gives a weak representation of the good things to come through Christ. The reason the Law is an inadequate representation is that the Law can NEVER, through “offering the same sacrifices continually year after yea...

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Day 2

God the Father does not want the Jewish Christians, nor us today, to have any doubt that our Lord Jesus Christ is God the Father’s Perfect Sacrifice. When Christ came into the world, He said to God the Father, from Psalm 40:6-8, that God did not desire any more animal sacrifices nor burnt offerings. What God the Father did instead, prepared a...

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Day 3

As we begin today in Hebrews 10:10, God reminds us that our sanctification comes through Christ, who offered His body as a willing sacrifice to pay the price for sin, once for all. Consider how important Christ’s sacrifice was for all mankind. Christ willingly laid down His life, knowing He would defeat death and sin forever. Though we battle...

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Day 4

Again, as we start in Hebrews 10:19, we see that familiar word, “Therefore,” so we need to ask ourselves, “What’s the ‘therefore’ there for?” The answer ought to be obvious to us by now. Because of all that Christ has done for us, through laying down His life and being resurrected to defeat sin and death, we now have the confidence to come in...

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Day 5

God gives a warning in Hebrews 10:26-29 to examine our lifestyle, especially if we claim to know Christ. God makes it clear that anyone who has heard the Good News of Christ but refuses to surrender to Christ and instead willfully chooses to live in sin habitually, that there is not any other kind of sacrifice that will cover their sin. For t...

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Day 6

As we continue our walk through Hebrews 10, we see the continuation from yesterday’s devotion about God’s wrath being upon those who refuse to surrender to Christ as Lord and Savior. God led the writer of Hebrews to quote from Deuteronomy 32:35-36 in Hebrews 10:30. In Deuteronomy 32, Moses was led by God to lay out for the people of Israel wh...

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Day 7

Today we focus on the Jewish Christians the letter of Hebrews was first written to and the suffering they were going through. God wants us to understand that suffering in this life is going to happen if we are truly pursuing an intimate daily fellowship with our Lord Jesus Christ and His Word. God reminds us again and again that tests, trials...

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