Rest From the Wilderness Of Hard Hearts_02 Hebrews 3:7-19;4:1-13:Psalm 95:7-11 KJV Hebrews 3:7-9 he takes you to Israel in the wilderness. And it’s as if thinking about Moses’ faithfulness in leading Israel in the wilderness gets him thinking about Israel’s unfaithfulness while they are in the wilderness. Now from Hebrews 3:7 all the way to Hebrews 4:14, the author of Hebrews is essentially giving you a commentary on, a sermon about, an application of Psalm 95 verses 7 to 11. This second warning of encouragement from Hebrews is based on Psalm 95 preached to Christians designed to warn them not to turn their back on Jesus and go back into the Judaism from whence they had come. The writer of Hebrews is not trying to discourage you with this warning; it’s quite the opposite. His point is to encourage. Keep on. He knows it’s hard. It’s a jungle out there, a wilderness out there, but keep believing.If you do not, by faith, set your hearts on the rest that is to come and believe in Jesus Christ, you will have lost the usefulness and the fruitfulness that you could have had in this world and you will have lost the rest that you could have had for eternity. Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your heart. Enter the rest. Believe on Jesus. Embrace the Gospel. Hope for the life to come.