Themes From Hebrews

This 2001 series explores the letter to the Hebrews, uncovering its message of hope, faith, and the surpassing greatness of Christ. Brother Harry Tennant shows how Hebrews was written to believers struggling with old loyalties to the temple and law, urging them instead to see Jesus as the true high priest, mediator, and redeemer. Through these studies, listeners are invited to fix their eyes on him who is greater than angels, priests, or sacrifices, and to draw near to God with confidence. The series offers a rich portrait of Christ as the center of God’s purpose and the foundation of our faith.

God Has Spoken

The opening study sets the scene by showing how God, who once spoke through prophets and rituals, has now spoken fully and finally in His Son. Brother Tennant explains how Hebrews calls believers to let go of old shadows and see Christ as the living Word, the one through whom all things were created and by whom God now reveals Himself.

The Apostle and High Priest

This lecture unfolds Christ’s role as both apostle—sent from God—and high priest—bringing us back to God. Brother Tennant emphasizes how Jesus, though made lower than the angels to suffer death, is now crowned with glory and honor, uniting us with the Father and calling us brethren.

The Tabernacle Which the Lord Pitched

Here the focus turns to the tabernacle as a symbol of God’s dwelling with His people. Brother Tennant shows how the earthly tabernacle, with its veils and restrictions, pointed forward to the true tabernacle pitched by the Lord—not by man—opened through Christ’s sacrifice. The study highlights the hope of direct access to the Father through the Son.

Redemption in Christ Jesus

The heart of the series examines redemption, not as a cold transaction, but as a living reality in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Brother Tennant explains how Jesus shared our nature, endured temptation, and triumphed over sin, bringing salvation not only for us but also for himself, as he was raised and glorified. This lecture portrays redemption as God’s victory within Christ, accomplished through obedience and love.

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