We walk through Hebrews 9 to show how the old covenant’s rituals pointed to Jesus’ once-for-all sacrifice that opens direct access to God. We press the practical questions: how a cleansed conscience changes daily life, how hope of His return shapes priorities, and how to live ready.
• the tabernacle’s layout and what it taught about distance from God
• limits of repeated rituals and ceremonial purity
• Jesus as the perfect high priest entering the better tabernacle
• the necessity of blood and the finality of Christ’s sacrifice
• open access to God and a cleansed conscience
• hope of His return and faithful readiness
• questions for reflection on prayer, worship, and guilt
