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Beginning with Matthew 11:25-30, we look at those yokes which should be cast off, and those good yokes which are easy to bear.

The wicked have no hope of success in that great war, but we have Jehovah, as we see from Joel 3:9-17.

From whence comes honor, how is it bestowed, and how was Christ honored?

We can come before God with simple language, confidence, and asking any thing according to God's will, and we have the assurance from 1 John 5:14-15 that He will hear us.

What were the expectations of a faithful high priest ministering in the temple?

We have an invitation to the most glorious union of all eternity, as we see from Revelation 19:5-9.

Christ is our perfect, empathetic, and supportive High Priest.

The Bible is our most effective critic.

All unrighteousness, even the everyday work of the wicked, is sin, as we see from 1 John 3:4-10.

As believers, we are part-takers of the divine nature; we have a part in the righteousness of God through Jesus Christ, as we see from 2 Peter 1:1-4.

How do we understand the exhortation to "labor therefore to inter into that rest" (Hebrews 4:11)?

We discuss the doctrine of Rest, as explained in the opening verses of Hebrews 4.