Title: Ain't Nobody Like Him (8 of 66)
Author: Mike Stone
Text: Hebrews 3:1
From the series: The Supremacy of Christ
A Study of the Book of Hebrews
My title and introduction are inspired by a sermon I heard years ago from the late Dr. Larry Brown of North Augusta, SC. But my sermon is based on my study of another sermon I've been reading lately. And THAT sermon, is the book of Hebrews.
You will recall that this letter to the Hebrews has the form of an ancient Jewish sermon. And in the ebb and flow of that sermon, it seems the writer has hit a high point of that sermon. In South Georgia language, he's been teaching deep doctrinal truth for 2 chapters. Then in chapter 3 and verse 1, he seems to just dust off a spot and he rears back to preach.
In so doing, the writer uses a unique title for the Lord Jesus.
It's a phrase that appears only here in the Bible.
Jesus is the Apostle and High Priest of our Confession.
It's appropriate that Jesus have some unique titles.
Seed of the Woman, Dayspring, Stem of Jesse, Root of David, etc.
Because there ain't nobody like Him. This truth is confirmed 6x in Isaiah 45 alone.
Isaiah 45:5 - I am the Lord and there is none else. There is no God beside me.
Adam and Eve would agree...Placed in a perfect garden, sinned against Him anyway, pursued and saved by a forgiving God, Adam might have said, "Ain't nobody like Him!"
Isaiah 45:6, 18 - I am the Lord and there is none else.
Abraham would agree. He was a liar and a compromiser who fathered a child outside of his marriage...yet God called Him unto Himself and saved him by grace. Abraham might have said, "For by grace I've been saved through faith...Ain't nobody like Him!"
Isaiah 45:14 - Surely God is in thee and there is no other. There is no other God.
I can see Moses leaving Egypt. An army behind him and the Red Sea in front of him. By the power of God, the Red Sea parted and Israel was saved. As Miriam picked up her tambourine and began to da ...
Author: Mike Stone
Text: Hebrews 3:1
From the series: The Supremacy of Christ
A Study of the Book of Hebrews
My title and introduction are inspired by a sermon I heard years ago from the late Dr. Larry Brown of North Augusta, SC. But my sermon is based on my study of another sermon I've been reading lately. And THAT sermon, is the book of Hebrews.
You will recall that this letter to the Hebrews has the form of an ancient Jewish sermon. And in the ebb and flow of that sermon, it seems the writer has hit a high point of that sermon. In South Georgia language, he's been teaching deep doctrinal truth for 2 chapters. Then in chapter 3 and verse 1, he seems to just dust off a spot and he rears back to preach.
In so doing, the writer uses a unique title for the Lord Jesus.
It's a phrase that appears only here in the Bible.
Jesus is the Apostle and High Priest of our Confession.
It's appropriate that Jesus have some unique titles.
Seed of the Woman, Dayspring, Stem of Jesse, Root of David, etc.
Because there ain't nobody like Him. This truth is confirmed 6x in Isaiah 45 alone.
Isaiah 45:5 - I am the Lord and there is none else. There is no God beside me.
Adam and Eve would agree...Placed in a perfect garden, sinned against Him anyway, pursued and saved by a forgiving God, Adam might have said, "Ain't nobody like Him!"
Isaiah 45:6, 18 - I am the Lord and there is none else.
Abraham would agree. He was a liar and a compromiser who fathered a child outside of his marriage...yet God called Him unto Himself and saved him by grace. Abraham might have said, "For by grace I've been saved through faith...Ain't nobody like Him!"
Isaiah 45:14 - Surely God is in thee and there is no other. There is no other God.
I can see Moses leaving Egypt. An army behind him and the Red Sea in front of him. By the power of God, the Red Sea parted and Israel was saved. As Miriam picked up her tambourine and began to da ...
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