In this Bible study podcast episode, Andy Davis goes line by line through Hebrews 12:18-24. The author compares Mount Sinai and Mount Zion; the first represents the Law of Moses, which only brought terror and condemnation, so much so that even the Lawgiver himself, Moses, was trembling with fear; the second represents heaven, a place of joyful assembly and perfection through the blood of Christ. The implied message is, “Why would you ever want to go back to the Old Covenant”?
The author compares Mount Sinai and Mount Zion; the first represents the Law of Moses, which only brought terror and condemnation, so much so that even the Lawgiver himself, Moses, was trembling with fear; the second represents heaven, a place of joyful assembly and perfection through the blood of Christ. The implied message is, “Why would you ever want to go back to the Old Covenant”?
The author compares Mount Sinai and Mount Zion; the first represents the Law of Moses, which only brought terror and condemnation, so much so that even the Lawgiver himself, Moses, was trembling with fear; the second represents heaven, a place of joyful assembly and perfection through the blood of Christ. The implied message is, “Why would you ever want to go back to the Old Covenant”?
