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Did Jesus Sit Down Because His Work Was Done? It's Not That Simple
@sovereignlogos·October 5, 2026
The claim 'He Sat Down' holds profound meaning in the context of Hebrews 10:12. The Levitical priests tirelessly served with no chairs in the holy place, a sign of their unending duties. Their work, rooted in the Masoretic tradition, lacked the completeness found in the original Septuagint text. In contrast, Jesus, after offering Himself as the ultimate sacrifice, sat down at the right hand of God. This act of sitting is not merely about rest, but signifies the fulfillment and completion of His work, which the old Levitical order could never achieve. The phrase 'It is finished' echoes the finality and perfection of His sacrifice, bringing eternal redemption through His blood. The Septuagint, preserved with its original meanings, gives us a clearer understanding of this significant event.
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