Jesus, High Priest (by the Order of Melchizedek)

randyMc_1_cropRandy McCarthy examines the priesthood of Jesus Christ, with reference to His call by God in Psalm 110:4 as a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek.  After reviewing the history of Abraham’s encounter with this mysterious priest-king in Genesis 14, Randy examines Hebrews 4:14-5:10 and notes the following characteristics of Christ’s priesthood that are foreshadowed by Melchizedek:

  1. a perpetual priesthood;
  2. one that is appointed by an oath of God;
  3. a royal priesthood – that is, Christ is a Priest-King;
  4. there is no priestly descent or succession with Christ;
  5. the blessing of Abraham by Melchizedek shows the superiority of Christ’s priesthood to that of the Levitical priesthood under the Mosaic Law;
  6. Abraham paid tithes to Melchizedek, further showing the superiority of Christ’s priesthood to the Levitical priesthood; and
  7. Melchizedek refreshed Abraham with bread and wine, signifying the refreshment that Christ brings us as He ministers His priestly office.

See Also: Ed Kirkpatrick – “The Order of Melchizedek”

Faith

Bill McCarthy5-altBill McCarthy introduced services.

 

 

 


markwMark Wattenbarger

Brother Mark takes us through the initial verses of Hebrews Chapter 12 to discuss the life of faith.  Though it may be difficult to define, Scripture teaches us the life of faith is best defined by the actions we take. Abel, Abraham, Sara, Moses, Gideon, and others mentioned in Scripture are our evidence of what faithful lives look like.  But, as the Spirit inspired Paul to write, our highest and best example of living faithful to the will of the Father is Jesus.

Chastisement of God

Bill McCarthy5-altBill McCarthy

 My son, despise not the chastening of the LORD; neither be weary of his correction: For whom the LORD loveth he correcteth; even as a father the son in whom he delighteth

Subject:  The Chastisement and Punishment of God

Text:  Proverb 3;  Hebrews 12


allendAllen Daniels

Subject:  The Chastisement and Punishment of God (continued)

 

 

History of the book of Hebrews

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Mark Wattebarger discusses Hebrews 12:1-4.  He gives us a brief outline of the history of the book and the reason Paul spends Chapter 11 listing men and women living their lives in faith.  Elder Wattenbarger helps us understand the background for Paul’s powerful statement that, in the midst of trial and persecution, we should always be, “Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.”

The Man Christ Jesus

b-taylorElder Bill Taylor

First PB Association-OK 2013
July 13, Saturday Afternoon  – 2nd Minister

 

Subject: The Man Christ Jesus

Text: Hebrews 7:24-25

Scriptural References: Psalms 8:1-4; Proverbs 8:25-31; Hebrews 10:5-13

The Order of Melchizedek

Elder Ed Kirkpatrick

First Primitive Baptist Ass’n of OK – 2013
July 13, Saturday Morning, 2nd Minister

Referenced Scriptures: [Genesis 14:18, Psalms 110:4, Hebrews 5:1-10, Hebrews 6:20]

Living by Faith

d-farris-2Elder Don Farris

First PB Association-OK 2013
July 12, Friday Evening  – 2nd Minister

Subject:  Living by Faith

Text: Romans 12:3

Scriptural References: Hebrews 3 and 4; Romans 4:13-25; Romans 5:1-5

The Faith of Abraham | Faith

Allen Daniels

 

Subject:  The Faith of Abraham

Text:  2Th 3:1-2,  Rom 12:1-3,  Hebrews Chapter 11,  Rom 4:1-4, Rom 3:20-22, James 2:1-4,14-25

 

Bill McCarthy

Subject:  Faith

Text:  Phil 3:1-3,  Rom 2:28-29