The writer of Hebrews is about to "drop the mic." The New Covenant is a better covenant - with a better hope and a better sacrifice. And its priesthood was here first. We're continuing our study of Hebrews with a closer look at the argument made in chapter 7. Whether you're looking for fellowship with God, eternal life in heaven, or even human completeness, you can't get there from Mount Sinai. Jim calls this passage "unsurpassed" in all the Bible. Here's Part 1 of his message, Older than the Old Testament.

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Sometimes you have to keep telling yourself, "It's only a movie!" We can get caught up in a drama and forget that what we're seeing is a story, designed by a playwright and performed by actors who have other names and other lives. As we open Hebrews 9 we'll see a unique drama. The divine Author used it to communicate His "inner life," if you will, to us. The stage was the Tabernacle; the players were priests; and the meaning of the presentation is what we'll discuss today. But never forget - as some of the early Jewish Christians did - that "it's only a movie."

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