Exposition of the Last Part of Hebrews (34): Hebrews 12:3, 4

Constantly the writer has a practical aim in mind in writing to the Hebrew Christians. The danger is that they will lose heart and courage and give up in the mighty battle against the sin of unbelief which denies Jesus the Messiah. They must, therefore, look away to Jesus, study the Scriptures, give heed to the testimony of God concerning His Son, mark well the intensity of the battle of "sinners" against the Christ of God. He endures the contradiction of sinners against Himself! Constantly...