And the Ruach Hakodesh confirms this through the words Yahuah spoke long ago. He promised that a new covenant would be established with his people. And listen carefully to what that covenant contains. Yahuah declares: After those days, I will place my laws within their hearts, and I will write them upon their minds. The laws of Yahuah are not forgotten in this promise. They are written within the people who belong to him. And the promise continues. Their sins and their lawless deeds I will remember no more. Think about what this means for the forgiveness of sins. When those sins have been forgiven, there is no longer a need for another offering for sin. Yahushua has provided the sacrifice that does not need to be repeated. And because of that, something extraordinary has been opened to us. Brothers and sisters, we can now approach the Most Holy Place with confidence through the blood of Yahushua. Under the earthly priesthood, that place was approached under strict requirements. But Yahushua has opened a new and living way for us. That way leads through the veil, which Hebrews explains as his own flesh. And we have a great High Priest who is responsible for the house of Elohim. So we are invited to come near. Not with dishonest hearts or empty appearances, but with sincere hearts and complete confidence in our faith. Our hearts have been cleansed from the guilt of an evil conscience, and our bodies have been washed with pure water. Now that we have this promise, we must hold firmly to the hope we openly declare. We must not allow our confidence to be shaken. Because the One who made these promises is faithful. And our responsibility does not end with our own faith. We need to think about one another. We should encourage each other to grow in love and to do what is good. We should not abandon gathering together, as some people have begun doing. Instead, we should come together, strengthen each other, and offer encouragement. And as we see the promised day drawing nearer, this becomes even more important. Faith is not meant to become isolation. We are called to hold firmly to our hope while helping our brothers and sisters remain faithful too.
