In Hebrews 5:14–6:1, Paul encourages believers to mature spiritually by meditating on God's Word, allowing them to discern truth from falsehood. He emphasizes the importance of deepening their understanding so they can stand firm in their faith and appreciate the superiority of the Christian way of worship.
What did Paul encourage his fellow believers to do? (Hebrews 5:14–6:1)In his letter to the Hebrews, Paul encouraged his fellow believers to dig deeper into God’s Word. (Read Hebrews 5:14–6:1.) Using the Hebrew Scriptures, Paul reasoned with his brothers on the superiority of the Christian way of worship over Judaism. Paul knew that increased knowledge and a deeper understanding of the truth would equip those Christians to identify and reject false reasonings so that they would not be led astray.
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