GOD'S REST

Hebrews 4:1–13 urges believers to remain faithful so they may enter God’s promised “rest,” which is both a present spiritual reality and a future hope. The writer warns against unbelief, reminding readers of Israel’s failure in the wilderness, and emphasizes that God’s Word is living and active, penetrating hearts and exposing motives. Ultimately, the passage calls for diligence and obedience, since nothing is hidden from God, and all will give account before Him.