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Hebrews-12

Mounting Glory: A Devotional Study on Hebrews 12​

Introduction​

The call to mount Zion is a powerful image from Hebrews 12. This passage invites us to climb the holy hill and bask in the radiant glory reflected in Christ. As we ascend higher we witness the magnificent view of the celestial host and join in the music of the angels. In this devotional study, let's uncover the spiritual truths embedded in Hebrews 12.

Section 1: The Call to Mount Zion (Hebrews 12:18-24)​

Devotional Thought: The author of Hebrews invites us to mount Zion, the holy place that is also commonly known as Jerusalem. This invitation carries a profound spiritual significance. The call to mount Zion is an invitation to climb higher and connect with our Creator's resplendent glory. Today, let's reflect on the profound magnitude of mounting Zion, and recognize the beauty of the radiant glory it beholds.

Reflection Questions:

  • How does the call to mount Zion challenge you today?
  • Consider your spiritual walk. Are you actively placing yourself in proximity to the radiant glory of Christ?

Section 2: The Shared Responsibility of Obedience (Hebrews 12:25-29)​

Devotional Thought: As we ascend the mountain, we witness the thunder and lightening that bear witness to God's power. Then, we hear the word, "Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts" (v.25). This verse reminds us of the shared responsibility of obedience. In this case, obedience requires a soft heart for hearing God's voice. Today, follow the author's exhortation and cultivate a pliable heart to hear God's voice.

Reflection Questions:

  • How have you reacted to God's voice in the past?
  • Consider your spiritual walk. Are you actively cultivating a soft heart to hear God's voice?

Section 3: Jesus, Our Faithful High Priest (Hebrews 12:32-40)​

Devotional Thought: At the pinnacle of mount Zion, we witness Jesus, our faithful High Priest. Hebrews 12:32-40 describes Jesus as a faithful high priest, who is the source of our inner strength. Today, reflect on Christ's faithfulness and cultivate inner strength to stand in the face of challenges.

Reflection Questions:

  • How do you react to Christ's faithfulness today?
  • Consider your spiritual walk. Are you actively tapping into Christ's inner strength to face challenges?

Conclusion:​

As we conclude, we leave the holy place of mount Zion and continue our spiritual journeys. We carry the profound truths uncovered in Hebrews 12 and recall the spiritual significance of mounting Zion daily. May we cultivate a deeper connection with Christ's radiant glory, remain obedient to God's voice, and stand steadfast in Christ's inner strength daily.