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Ferrar Fentons 'Holy Bible in Modern English. All spelling, punctuation and formatting maintained through-out. Verse ordering follows the King James version for clarity and necessary organization of the verses.

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RF HEB 13:1 General Exhortations.
Let brotherly love continue.
RF HEB 13:2 Do not neglect hospitality; by which means some have unexpectedly entertained angels.
RF HEB 13:3 Remember the prisoners as fellow prisoners; for you also are yourselves in the body suffering like them.
RF HEB 13:4 Honour marriage with all, and the undefiled union; for God will judge fornicators and adulterers.
RF HEB 13:5 Let not your plan of life be avaricious. Be helpful to your neighbors; for He has said, I WILL NOT LEAVE YOU NOR EVER FORSAKE YOU.1
RF HEB 13:6 By which He encourages us to say, THE LORD IS MY HELP, I WILL NOT FEAR; WHAT CAN MAN DO TO ME?2
RF HEB 13:7 Remember your leaders who related the message of God to you; imitate their faith, after reflecting upon the result of their way of life.
RF HEB 13:8 Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and to-day, and for ever.
RF HEB 13:9 Turn not to different and strange teachings: for the heart is ennobled by goodness, not by foods which do not benefit their followers.
RF HEB 13:10 We have a little altar, from which those who serve in the Tent are not accustomed to eat;
RF HEB 13:11 for the bodies of those animals sacrificed for sin, of whom the blood was carried by the High Priests into the Holies, were burnt outside the camp.
RF HEB 13:12 And consequently Jesus, so that He might sanctify the people by His own blood, suffered outside the gate.
RF HEB 13:13 Consequently, let us now go out to Him outside the walls, carrying His disgrace:
RF HEB 13:14 for we have not a permanent city here; on the contrary, we are in search of a future one.
RF HEB 13:15 Let us, therefore, always offer through Him a praiseworthy sacrifice to God, that is, a lip-fruit, confessing to His name.
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1. Deu 31:6
2. Psa 118:6
RF HEB 13:16 But do not neglect well-doing and neighborliness; for God is well pleased with these sacrifices.
RF HEB 13:17 Be obedient to your leaders, and orderly; for they watch over your souls as having to give an account; so that they may do this joyfully, and not sorrowfully; for that injures yourselves.
RF HEB 13:18 Pray for us; for we are satisfied that we have a good conscience, wishing to bring benefits to all.
RF HEB 13:19 And now, especially, I beseech you to do this, so that I may be restored to you the sooner.
RF HEB 13:20 But the God of peace, Who brought so back our Lord Jesus from the dead, the Great Shepherd of the sheep, purify you with the blood of an eternal settlement,
RF HEB 13:21 supporting you in every thing good to effect His will, doing in yourselves the best before Him, through Jesus Christ; to Whom be the majesty for ever and ever. Amen.
RF HEB 13:22 But I entreat you, brethren, accept this comforting discourse which! have written to you briefly.
RF HEB 13:23 Understand that our brother Timothy has been set free; with whom, if he comes soon, I will see you.
RF HEB 13:24 Remembrances to all your leaders and all the holy. Those of Italy send kind regards.
RF HEB 13:25 Grace be with you all. Amen.
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(Written to the Hebrews, from Italy, probably about 68 A.D, and sent by Timothy.)
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Note.—The Epistles to the Romans, Corinthians, and Hebrews, form what the old Greeks called a "Triology," and in them St. Paul showed to the World the Christian Faith, in its Intellectual, Social, and Spiritual aspects, so as to enable every class of mind to comprehend its Eternal and Universal nature. Persistent efforts have been made for centuries to upset the Pauline authorship of this Epistle to the Hebrews, but no man who has studied the mental peculiarities of St. Paul, and what I would call his idiom of thought, can doubt that he wrote it; for no other man could have done it. Undoubtedly he originally wrote it in Hebrew, and had it translated by a Secretary into Greek for his edition of "Select Epistles," to which it forms a splendid crown. Origen, the most ancient Biblical Critic, corroborates that the Hebrew composition was the first issued.—F.F.




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