Heb. 6
:1
6:1
Therefore leaving the
1word of the
2abeginning of Christ, let us
3be brought on to
4bmaturity, not laying again a foundation of
crepentance from
ddead works and of
efaith in God,
Heb. 6
:2
6:2
Of the teaching of
1abaptisms and of the
blaying on of hands, of the
cresurrection of the dead and of eternal
djudgment.
Heb. 6
:3
6:3
And 1this we will do if God permits.
Heb. 6
:4
6:4
For it is
1impossible for those who have once been
aenlightened and have tasted of the
2heavenly bgift and have become
3cpartakers of the Holy
dSpirit
Heb. 6
:5
6:5
And have
atasted the
bgood 1word of God and the
2powers of the age
cto come,
Heb. 6
:6
6:6
And yet have
1fallen away, to renew
themselves again unto repentance,
2acrucifying again for themselves the Son of God and putting
Him to open shame.
Heb. 6
:7
6:7
For the earth, which drinks the
1rain which often comes upon it and
2produces vegetation suitable to those for whose sake also it is cultivated, partakes of blessing from God.
Heb. 6
:8
6:8
But if it brings forth
1athorns and thistles, it is
2disapproved and
3near a curse, whose end is to be
4bburned.
Heb. 6
:9
6:9
But we are persuaded of better things concerning you, beloved, and
1things which belong to
2salvation, though we speak thus.
Heb. 6
:10
6:10
For God is not unrighteous, so as to forget your
awork and the love which you have shown toward His
bname in having
1cministered to the saints and in ministering
still.
Heb. 6
:11
6:11
But we desire earnestly that each of you show the same diligence unto the full
aassurance of our
bhope cuntil the end,
Heb. 6
:12
6:12
That you may not be
1sluggish, but
aimitators of those who through
bfaith and long-suffering are
cinheriting the promises.
Heb. 6
:13
6:13
For God, when He made the promise to Abraham, since He could swear by no one greater,
aswore by Himself,
Heb. 6
:14
6:14
Saying,
a"Surely blessing, I will bless you; and multiplying, I will multiply you.''
Heb. 6
:15
6:15
And thus when
Abraham had patiently
aendured, he obtained the
bpromise.
Heb. 6
:16
6:16
For men swear by the greater, and for all disputes among them an oath is final for confirmation.
Heb. 6
:17
6:17
Therefore God, intending to show more abundantly to the
aheirs of the promise the
bunchangeableness of His counsel, interposed with an oath,
Heb. 6
:18
6:18
In order that by
1two unchangeable things, in which it was impossible for God to
alie, we may have strong encouragement, we who have
2fled for
3refuge to lay hold of the
bhope set before
us,
Heb. 6
:19
6:19
Which we have as an
1anchor of the soul, both secure and firm and which
2enters within the veil,
Heb. 6
:20
6:20
Where the
1aForerunner, Jesus, has entered for us, having become forever a High Priest according to the
border of Melchisedec.
