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  4. Sacred Sunday Presents~Hebrews Chapter 10/Jesus 1-Sin 0
Jesus = 1, Sin and Evil = 0 The author says that Jewish law could
never do all this good stuff. The law is kind of like imitation
crab meat, while Jesus is the real deal crustacean. If the law
worked, priests wouldn't need to offer the same sacrifices day
after day and year after year. People would have been free of sin
and lived holy lives. But the system was broken, and Jesus had to
fix it. Jesus knew that God didn't want a whole bunch of animal
sacrifices and burnt offerings lying around every day. And he was
up for doing God's will because he knew that his death would make
things right. Out with the old and in with the new. Seriously, says
the author, the Jewish priests have been trying to take away sins
for centuries. Day in and day out. But Jesus goes and dies
once—once!—and problem solved. He said that he would make a new
deal and people wouldn't have to worry about the law anymore.
Everyone gets forgiveness! Pretty sweet deal. Okay, so that means
that it's all good in the Christian hood. Because of Jesus,
Christians totally have an in with God. So Christians shouldn't
spend a whole bunch of time doubting and worrying whether or not
God will do the things he promised. Christians should also be super
nice and loving to each other, too. They have to keep each other's
spirits up until Jesus makes his encore appearance. After all,
believers know the truth about God now, so it would be silly for
them to turn their backs on him now and start living in wretched
hives of scum and villainy.  God is sort of…judgmental when it
comes to stuff like this. He was pretty hardcore about punishing
sinners back in the days of Moses, so you can bet he'll be pretty
ticked by anyone who turns their back on his son.  So, says
the author, just hold on a little longer. Things may be tough, but
if you keep on keeping on you'll get that big ol' medal at the end
of the race.

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