Gregg Bing - September 27, 2026
Go Forth to Him Outside the Camp
(Hebrews 13:9-25) As we conclude our study in the book of Hebrews, the writer gives final instructions to the Jewish believers he is addressing. He contrasts the ritualistic and ceremonial worship the Jews were continuing under the Law with the true, spiritual worship centered in Christ, emphasizing that these believers needed to "go forth to Him [Christ] outside the camp" [of Judaism under the law]. The last part of the book is in the form of a letter, in which we find personal requests, blessings, greetings, and a benediction.
Scripture References: Hebrews 13:9-25
From Series: "Hebrews"
A verse-by-verse study of the book of Hebrews from a dispensational perspective. Though written specifically to and about Hebrews (earliest term for Abraham and his descendants), this book contains rich, deep truths about the superiority of the person and finished work of Jesus Christ over the Mosaic Law that help us gain a better appreciation for our Lord and Savior.
