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If you were king for a day, how would you legislate a perfectly just and moral society? Consider the meaning of perfection in Hebrews 7:11-12 in light of the sanctifying work of Christ in His people.

The fact we have heartaches doesn't mean God's promises have failed, as we see from the life of Jacob.

What is the significance of Abraham paying tithes to Melchizedek, which is the only account of Abraham paying tithes to anyone?

The account of Esther is a historical picture of the Lord and His church.

What insights do the Scriptures provide on Melchizedek, the "king of righteousness"?

Consider how God's grace created a peculiar people who are zealous of good works as described in Titus 2:11-15. We can anticipate the hope of God's glorious return where He will purify His people from all iniquity.

The penman of Hebrews encourages us to have hope in the steadfast anchor of our souls, our eternal High Priest who is sacrificed for us as described in Hebrews 6:19.

Jesus answered John's question of whether He was the One by demonstrating His miraculous, Messianic healing abilities, as we see from Luke 7:19-23.

Be encouraged by the sure promises of God for your eternal destiny described in Hebrews 6:16, knowing that He is the solid rock of your salvation. God holds His name in confirmation of His promises.

Travel through Genesis to trace God's promises to Abraham for his seed, learning from his example of faith in impossible circumstances.

Simple belief is the work of God, yet the multitudes had difficulty understanding this, as we see from John 6.