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EPISODE · Nov 23, 2025 · 48 MIN

Christ, Our One and Only High Priest - Part 1 | David Wilkerson

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This powerful message from Hebrews 2:17-18 reveals Christ's ongoing ministry of intercession for believers.Main Ideas:• Jesus is our High Priest in glory - Right now, Jesus stands before the Father interceding on our behalf as both fully God and fully man.• Old Testament symbolism points to Christ - The tabernacle, Aaron's priesthood, and the altar of incense all illustrated Jesus's ministry of prayer and intercession for us.• Jesus understands our struggles - Because he took on human nature and was tempted in every way, he sympathizes with our weaknesses and knows exactly what we're going through.• His blood satisfies God's justice - Like the high priest sprinkling blood on the mercy seat, Jesus's blood cleanses us and makes us righteous before God.• He constantly prays for us - Jesus mingles our prayers with his own, purifies them, and presents them to the Father, ensuring we're not walking alone in our battles.• We have a merciful advocate - God isn't angry with us but gave his Son to intercede for us, to deliver us from darkness, and to keep us from falling.https://wcmin.us/ss251123c

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