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1. Explains 1. Explains some difficult passages 2. Clarifies 2. Clarifies apparent contradictions 3. Sheds 3. Sheds light on Jesus’ ministry 4. Enables 4. Enables us to appreciate Him more Why is this important?
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Prophecy Prophecy of Moses (Deut 18:15) Testimony Testimony of Jesus (Matt 13:57, Lk 13:33) Samaritan Samaritan woman (Jn 4:19) Road Road to Emmaus (Lk 24:19) Peter Peter confirms it. (Acts 3:22) Nothing difficult about that one! The Easy Part … Prophet
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Mediator Mediator between God and men Speaks Speaks to men in name of God Not Not just foretelling foretelling – forth-telling God’s God’s mouthpiece Speaks Speaks by inspiration Sometimes Sometimes sees visions or dreams Message Message must agree with Scripture What is a Prophet?
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Beware Beware the Muslim error! Christ Christ - ultimate fulfilment of prophet He was Son before Prophet, Priest, and King; office not foundation of Sonship, but Sonship is foundation of His office. A Prophet raised up for them Deut. 18:15-19 Prophets Prophets bring the word – He is the Word Note Note the warnings: Jn 12:48- 49; I Jn 5:10 Jesus the Prophet
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Read Read book of Hebrews (esp. 2:14-18) If Jesus had not been human— 1. 1. Could not have tasted death for all 2. 2. Could not be perfect through suffering. 3. 3. God could not have condemned sin in the flesh of Jesus. Only OT priests allowed to sacrifice We now all priests I Pet 2:5,9; Rev 1:6; 5:10 Jesus as Priest
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Four characteristics of the priest: 1. 1. chosen by God; 2. 2. property of God; 3. 3. holy unto God, and 4. 4. offered gifts to & from God (Num. 18:8; I Cor 9:13-14; Heb 5:1-4). Read Hebrews for confirmation Jesus our Great High Priest
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Gen Gen 14:18; Heb 7:1 – King of Salem Play Play on words – melech & tzedek Why Why so important? – Genealogy - Levi! Features Features of this priesthood: Royal Righteous Peace-promoting Personal Not Not inherited Eternal Melchizedek – who??
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Lesson of Hebrews 7 He fulfilled in Himself all requirements No need to offer for own sins (Heb 7:27) No need for daily or annual repetition He opened the way to the Holiest Place (cf. Lev 16:2; Heb 9:7; Matt 27:51) He was also the sacrifice Heb 9:11-12 Jesus – the Greater Greater High Priest
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Promise Promise of Gabriel (Lk 1:32-33) Wise Wise Men call Him King (Matt 2:2) Jesus Jesus refers to self as King (Matt 21:5) Pilate Pilate calls Him King (Matt 27:11) Php Php 2:10 at the name of Jesus everyone in heaven, on earth, & in the world below will kneel & confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of God the Father. Jesus the King
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No No kingdom without a king Accusation Accusation against early church Acts 17 “Kingdom “Kingdom of God” 70 times in NT Isa Isa 9:6-7 “throne of David” I I Tim 6:15 King of kings, Lord of lords Lk Lk 19:14 not have this man reign Do Do we honour Him as King? The King and the Kingdom
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Prophet, Prophet, Priest & King all anointed 3 3 separate roles fulfilled in One “Son,” “Son,” yet “the everlasting Father”; “Child,” “Child,” yet “the mighty God”; “Prince “Prince of peace,” sitting “upon the throne of David,” yet “Shiloh” “Son “Son of David,” yet “Lord of David”; Prophet Prophet and Priest, yet also a King; In summary
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