I hope you are enjoying the insights from Zane Hodges on how to understand the book of Hebrews. It really is one of the more difficult books of the New Testament, especially with those five warning passages. Also, while I am not Zane, if you have questions about anything he says, go ahead and post them here for discussion.
In case you missed them, here are the previous three parts: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3
Also, don’t forget that you can get these by subscribing to my podcast.
This fourth lesson is called Entering God’s Rest and is based on Hebrews 3:7-19; 4:9-11.
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Hi Jeremy,
I have enjoyed listening to the first 3 messages – looking forward to installment #4.
Thanks for posting them.
David
WOW! Jeremy, thanks for making these tapes available to us! I’ve downloaded them thanks to your great instructions. Can’t wait to hear them. You always come through with some gem for me. Thanks again!!!
Diane
Hi David and Diane,
I’m glad you’re enjoying them. Some of the recordings are kind of low quality…but then they are about 20 years old, too!
I had these tapes years ago and am glad to have found them again. Hodges was , although I never met him, one of the key mentors in my study of the word, his book The Gospel Under Siege brought me to face some tough choices and how to interpret the NT but once I stepped through the door the entire Bible opened up and still does 25 years later. Beware though, these views are not popular and will cost you to hold to them. I know live in south central Colorad and would love to fellowship and share the word as the Lord opens the doors. JKD
Kirk,
Glad you found them here!
Yes, Zane was a great teacher and mentor to a lot of us. I had the privilege of meeting him several times, and working closely with him on a few of his publications. He was a great man. I wish Redencion Viva would make more of his teachings available on the internet. When I lived in Dallas, I asked for copies of all his tapes so I could digitize them and post them online, but they refused to give them to me. Very strange. Oh well…