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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    You might enjoy this and would be helpful if you saw without me completely telling. Verse 5:14 has a purpose and it is explicit. It is not general good and evil the mature can distinguish. The Greek word for "therefore" is word that connects it forward. What about 6:1 could appear good yet is...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Not many people have Hebrews as their favorite book. It has become my favorite book as well. Hebrews is an amazing wonderful book.
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    read 10:10-18. Does 10:26 undo 10:10-18? If you ask for a second crucifying then you trample on the blood (Isaiah 1.), you treat it as common (not profane) 10:1-3 and 9:25-26, and outrage the spirit of grace. 4:16 tells us where to go for grace. 6:1-8 is the same sin as 10:26-31. He delivered...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Just so everyone knows, my reading is not the scholars reading. I have been reading and studying the text and I started to notices issues with translation. Once Hebrews 6:6 became clear, the book aligns into a single message. I am not cleaver enough to align the whole book's understanding into a...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I can see you are well-read and I value your engagement with this — you're asking the right questions and pushing me to be clearer. That matters. Let me try to answer directly. You asked: "Is it that repenting and asking for forgiveness for later sins...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Young Literal translation: 26For we — willfully sinning after the receiving the full knowledge of the truth — no more for sins doth there remain a sacrifice, 27but a certain fearful looking for of judgment, and fiery zeal, about to devour the opposers On a technical basis "if" could be...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Part Six: The Correction (13:7--15) Everything converges here. Every chain, every thread, every vocabularythe preacher built across twelve chapters arrives at nine verses. 13:7–8 — Remember your leaders. They spoke the word of God to you. Consider the outcome of their conduct. Imitate their...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    12:1--3 --- Therefore run. Looking to Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of faith, who for the joy set before him endured the cross, despising the shame (12:2). The cross and the shame — these are the two words from 6:6. The crucifying and the shaming. What the community’s seeking would place on...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Part Five: The Response (10:19--12:29) 10:19--25 --- Therefore. We have confidence to enter the holy places by the blood of Jesus, by the new and living way that he inaugurated (ἐνεκαίνισεν, 10:20 — hear the root: ἐν-καιν-ίζω; the same KAIN- root as ἀνα-καιν-ίζειν at 6:6; the way Christ opened...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Part Four: The Sacrifice (8:1--10:18) 8:1–13 — The main point. The author says it himself: “the main point in what we are saying is this” (8:1 — κεφάλαιον). We have such a high priest, seated at the right hand of the Majesty in the heavens. Seated again. The posture that means finished. He...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Part Three: The Priesthood (5:1--7:28) 5:1--10 --- The high priest's qualifications. Taken from among men.Appointed for men. Can deal gently with the ignorant because he himselfis beset with weakness. Christ did not glorify himself. God appointedhim --- "You are a priest forever, after the order...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Before the Sermon Begins The audience is Jewish believers — or Gentiles deeply formed by the synagogue. They carry the Old Testament in their bodies. They don’t just know these texts. They’ve sung them, prayed them, eaten by them. They have sung the Song of Moses (Deuteronomy 32) — the covenant...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Hebrews 5:9 through 6:6 — What the Text Says When You Walk Through It Christ learned obedience through what he suffered. And when he was made complete by that suffering, he became the source — , the source — of eternal salvation. And the word for who receives it is beautiful: everyone who...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Read 6:1 in Greek. Read 6:2 in Greek. Is teachings the same word in both or is one word the same word in 5:13? What did Jesus say in Mark 1:15 -> repent and believe. This is an action. Look up the Greek for laying. It is a construction word that means "throwing down". This is not throwing down...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    You seem like you know where I am at.... Look at the Greek in 6:1 leaving the beginning (Archen) message/word (LOGOS - see 5:13 as well) of Christ and not laying again a foundation of repentance from dead works and faith toward God. This is the message of Christ to repent and believe. These...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Thank you. Many people skip over this word Ἀνακαινίζειν — The Word the Tradition Flattened The verb ἀνακαινίζειν appears once in the entire New Testament — Hebrews 6:6. The author selected a word no other biblical writer uses and placed it as the governing action of the clause: it is...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Yes, Thank you. This word has been muted in that lexicon. I still need more help. Here is my study on the word with a question on the end. Ἀνακαινίζειν — The Word the Tradition Flattened The verb ἀνακαινίζειν appears once in the entire New Testament — Hebrews 6:6. The author selected a word...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    You are the person I am looking to find. Thank you for the engagement. I agree with you this is simultaneous. This is like a hammer hitting a nail simultaneously. When you do it, the other happens. Would you be willing to work with me to discover something about your thought process. This is...
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    In Hebrews 6:6 a present infinitive is followed by a bare present participle with no connecting particle.

    Col 4:6 Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you ought to answer each person. Be humble. Be a teacher. Be a mentor. You say you know what this verse means yet what does 4:1 say. Does the promise still stand to enter His rest? Do you know his oath...