Hebrews was written to address some of the fundamental misunderstandings that the Jewish people had about Jesus. This (unknown) author is correcting their ignorance of who Jesus was, and explaining how he completes and fulfils Israel's history, law, ceremonial rituals, and priesthood. And this is highly relevant today. We too can have a wrong understanding of Jesus and his work. We may do things in his name but have become detached from him. We are invited to "fix our eyes on Jesus." He is the ultimate and final expression of truth. He is absolutely central in our Christian lives. The Food for the Journey series offers daily devotionals from well-loved Bible teachers at the Kenswick Convention in an ideal pocket-sized format to accompany you wherever you go.
Dr. Charles S. Price (1887 -1974) was a highly educated, liberal Congregational pastor, who was dramatically converted to Christ while attending an Aimee Semple McPherson tent meeting in the early 1920s. Soon afterward he experienced the baptism of the Holy Spirit and became a powerful evangelist. His first meetings triggered revivals that shook the Pacific Northwest and Canada. Following were well over 20 years of healings, miracles, and great oratorical preaching in packed auditoriums throughout North America. His ministry had a profound influence on the ministries of countless others.