Hebrews Chapter 8 | KJV

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Chapter Summary and Overview:

Hebrews 8 argues that Jesus is a superior high priest and that the new covenant he established is better than the old one. This new covenant is established on "better promises" and involves God writing his law on believers' hearts, leading to a personal and direct relationship with God where sins are forgiven and forgotten. The earthly tabernacle and old covenant rituals were symbolic shadows of the heavenly reality that Jesus now serves in, making his priesthood and the new covenant the superior and more effective way to relate to God.  

Jesus as a superior high priest

Jesus serves as the high priest in the heavenly sanctuary, not a temporary human-made one. 

He is a compassionate and eternal high priest, unlike the succession of mortal priests. 

His sacrifice is complete, and as a result, believers can approach God directly through him. 

The new covenant's better promises

God establishes the new covenant with the promise to write his law on people's hearts, not on stone tablets. 

This leads to a deeper, more intimate relationship where everyone who is part of it knows God personally, from the least to the greatest. 

God promises complete forgiveness: "I will be merciful toward their wrongdoing and will remember their sins no more". 

The old covenant was temporary and had faults, but the new one is eternal and based on a completed work, making the old one obsolete.