The writer of Hebrews makes the argument that though the apostate looks like a Christian, he is not. For if he was a Christian he would not fall away. To make this point the writer paints for us an absurdity. For if the apostate was saved but then fell this would mean that Christ would have to die again for Him. God forbid, for this would proclaim the insufficiency of Christ's death thereby "holding him[Christ] up to contempt" as an insufficient savior.
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Jordan McGehee is associate pastor of Living Word Community Church. Ordained in May of 2023, he holds a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies from Reformed Theological Seminary. He has worked with his father, Stan McGehee, Jr., at LWCC since 2011. Pastor Jordan and his wife...
