The old covenant required repeated sacrifices that could never remove sin. Jesus, through His once-for-all sacrifice and shed blood, established the new covenant, cleansed our conscience, and opened the way for us to confidently enter God’s presence.
Hebrews 9:18 - 10:19
10 July 2026
Series: Hebrews
Hebrews 9:18 - 10:19
The old covenant required repeated sacrifices that could never remove sin. Jesus, through His once-for-all sacrifice and shed blood, established the new covenant, cleansed our conscience, and opened the way for us to confidently enter God's presence.
Speaker: Charles Lincoln
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Hebrews 9:18 – 10:19
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