SERIES
Hebrews 10:1-25 read against Genesis 1-3 and Leviticus 17:11 – far off, made nigh
If the way in is genuinely open, why do you still pray like someone who might be asked to leave?
Nearness was always the point, and for most of the Bible it was rationed on purpose. One priest, one room, one day a year — an honest system that said its own ceiling out loud. Then a man on a cross said one word, and a curtain tore from the top down, and Hebrews stops to tell you what the curtain was: his flesh. This week runs from a shut gate in Genesis to a city with no temple in it, and the hinge is a Wednesday afternoon.