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Sacred Sunday Presents~Hebrews Chapter 2/Being Human

Sacred Sunday Presents~Hebrews Chapter 2/Being Human

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Being Human -Please note we lost connection during the program and
will fill that part in next time. Okay, so God's Son is super
important—that's why his followers need to pay really close
attention to what they've been taught about him. Otherwise, they
might start getting a little lazy about this whole following God
thing. No one wants that.After all, says Hebrews, God gave the
world the Torah to tell us to expect his son. And the Jewish
prophets backed him up. Then God showed off by letting all kinds of
miracles happen to show the truth. Finally, he went and gave the
world the Holy Spirit. Message received, God.Quick side note: folks
who believe that Jesus is the son of God tend to interpret the
Hebrew Bible/Old Testament as a precursor of the New Testament—they
believe that parts of the Hebrew Bible predict the birth (and
story) of Jesus and that the New Testament is basically a
fulfillment of the Old. But folks who just use the Hebrew Bible
(namely, Jews) would argue that Christians are projecting this
reading onto the scripture where it doesn't exist. For our part, we
don't really care who thinks what—we're reading this as literature,
and we're going to analyze it as such.Back to Hebrews: when the
world needed a savior, did God send an angel? Nope. He sent his
son. Oh, did we mention? His name is Jesus.Even though Jesus is
totally equal with God, there was a time when he "was made lower
than the angels" and became a human being.After he suffered and
died, Jesus got all kinds of glory and honor from God. Way to make
the Old Man proud.Basically, that just means that, by suffering and
dying, Jesus became "perfect," and was able to show the rest of the
world how to perfectly follow God as well. All in a days work for
the savior of the world, we guess.