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Hebreus 4:8

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8 Porque, se Josué lhes tivesse dado descanso, Deus não teria falado posteriormente a respeito de outro dia.

Hebreus 4:8 Meaning and Commentary

Hebrews 4:8

For if Jesus had given them rest
That is, Joshua; for Hosheah, Joshua, and Jesus, are one and the same name; or Jesus himself, as two of Stephens's copies read; and so Joshua is called Jesus by the Septuagint interpreters on ( Exodus 17:10 ) ( 24:13 ) and other places where he is mentioned; and also, by Josephus F8, and Philo


FOOTNOTES:

F9 the Jew. The Syriac version, lest any should mistake this for Jesus Christ, adds, "the son of Nun": who is certainly the person designed, as the apostle's reasoning shows; who was an eminent type of Jesus Christ: there is an agreement in their names, both signify a saviour, Joshua was a temporal saviour, Christ a spiritual one; and in their office they were both servants; and in their qualifications for their office, such as wisdom, courage, faithfulness, and integrity. Joshua was a type of Christ in many actions of his life; in the miracles he wrought, or were wrought for him; in the battles he fought, and the victories he obtained; in saving Rahab and her family; in receiving the Gibeonites, who came submissively to him; and in leading the children of Israel into Canaan's land, which he divided to them by lot: but though he brought them into a land of rest, into the typical rest, where they had rest for a while from their temporal enemies, yet he did not give them the true spiritual rest: had he,

then would he not afterward have spoken of another day;
that is, God, in David's time, and by him, would not have so long after appointed another day of rest; meaning, not any particular day of the week, but the whole Gospel dispensation, in the times of the Messiah; wherefore the apostle concludes as follows.


F8 Antiqu. Jud. l. 4. c. 7. sect. 2. c. 8. sect. 46, 47, 48. & l. 5. c. 1. sect. 1. & passim.
F9 De Charitate, p. 698, 699, 700.

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Hebreus 4:8 In-Context

6 Portanto, restam entrar alguns naquele descanso, e aqueles a quem anteriormente as boas-novas foram pregadas não entraram, por causa da desobediência.
7 Por isso Deus estabelece outra vez um determinado dia, chamando-o “hoje”, ao declarar muito tempo depois, por meio de Davi, de acordo com o que fora dito antes:“Se hoje vocês ouvirem a sua voz,não endureçam o coração”.
8 Porque, se Josué lhes tivesse dado descanso, Deus não teria falado posteriormente a respeito de outro dia.
9 Assim, ainda resta um descanso sabático para o povo de Deus;
10 pois todo aquele que entra no descanso de Deus também descansa das suas obras, como Deus descansou das suas.
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