An Exposition of Hebrews

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“‘Let us run with patience the race that is set before us.’” (Page 879)

“It is true that each of us has some special form of sin to which we are most prone, and that he is more sorely tempted from one direction than another; but we think it is very clear from all which precedes our text that what the apostle has particularly in mind here is that which most seeks to hinder the exercise of faith. Let the reader ponder John 16:8, 9.” (Page 884)

“in Abel we see faith’s worship, in Enoch faith’s walk, in Noah faith’s witness.” (Page 655)

“He is ‘the same’ in His Divine person: eternal, immutable, indeficient. Being so in Himself, He is so in His office from first to last.” (Page 1148)

“The apostle is not contrasting two different stages of Christianity, an infantile and a mature; rather is he opposing, once more, the substance over against the shadows. He continues to press upon the Hebrews their need of forsaking the visible for the invisible, the typical for the antitypical.” (Page 260)