Hebrews Chapter 4

Christians are told to be careful that they are not found to have fallen short of the promise of entering the rest found in Jesus Christ. (Heb 4:1)

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The good news was never proclaimed to those whom Moses led out of Egypt and who rebelled against God. (Heb 4:2a)

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The message that those who rebelled against God in Egypt heard, was of no value to them because they did not share the faith of those who obeyed. (Heb 4:2b)

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We who believe in Jesus Christ through faith and in what He has done for us, enter the rest that God has promised. (Heb 4:3a)

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God declared an oath in anger that those Israelites who rebelled against Him in Egypt, would never enter His rest. (Heb 4:3b)

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God's works have not yet been finished. (Heb 4:3c)

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On what day did God rest from all of His works? (Heb 4:4)

• 5th day

• 6th day

• 7th day

God did say for certain, that those who rebelled against Him in Egypt, would never enter His rest. (Heb 4:5)

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Again, why did those who formerly had the good news proclaimed to them, not enter God's rest? (Heb 4:6b)

• because they did not fast once per week

• because they did not understand what was required

• because of their disobedience

True or False: But God again set a certain day, calling it "Today", when a long time later he spoke through David. (Heb 4:7a)

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• False