Still Thinking!

Not ready to blog my thoughts on this passage yet. I am still mulling it around in my head, which sometimes takes a while for a simple man like myself. I will blog about it tomorrow. In the mean time, have you come to any conclusions as to what the "message spoken by angels" is?

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David said…
great!! I need an extra day to blog too. it was a lot to absorb without reading into Nero andthe first Jewish Roman war. Looking forward to your answers.
July 12, 2011 at 8:01 PM
Tiffany said…
Three witnesses proves authenticity of the message of salvation: 1.). The Lord -- "the Lord Jesus Himself"; 2.) "those who heard Him" -- eyewitnesses to Jesus' ministry; 3.) "God...by signs, wonders...."

The idea of having three witnesses prove authenticity of salvation would add more teeth into what the author of Hebrews was trying to convey. Its message would be less refutable.
July 15, 2011 at 10:05 AM
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