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Hebrews 6:10

For our Father is not unjust—he won't forget your work and the love you've shown for his name, serving our Father's people, as you still do.

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What Hebrews 6:10 means

Hebrews 6:10 says, “For our Father is not unjust—he won't forget your work and the love you've shown for his name, serving our Father's people, as you still do.” It is a promise to people who have kept serving, and it says that none of that service is lost.

It follows a hard warning. Verse 9 turns to encouragement: “But about you, beloved, we're convinced of better things—things tied to salvation—even though we speak this way.” Verse 10 gives the ground for that confidence, which is the character of our Father. He is not unjust, so he does not forget the work, and he does not forget the love shown for his name.

Verses 11-12 say what to do with that assurance: “We want each of you to show the same diligence for full assurance of hope until the end, so that you don't become lazy, but imitate those who inherit the promises through faith and patience.” The promise is meant to keep us going.

Hebrews 6:10 in context

9 But about you, beloved, we're convinced of better things—things tied to salvation—even though we speak this way.

10 For our Father is not unjust—he won't forget your work and the love you've shown for his name, serving our Father's people, as you still do.

11 We want each of you to show the same diligence for full assurance of hope until the end,

12 so that you don't become lazy, but imitate those who inherit the promises through faith and patience.

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Questions about Hebrews 6:10

What does Hebrews 6:10 say?

In Father's Heart Bible™, Hebrews 6:10 reads: “For our Father is not unjust—he won't forget your work and the love you've shown for his name, serving our Father's people, as you still do.”

What does Hebrews 6:10 mean?

Hebrews 6:10 means that our Father is not unjust and will not forget the work and love shown for his name in serving his people. Those who have served and still serve are remembered by him.

What is the context of Hebrews 6:10?

Verse 9 says we are convinced of better things for these believers. Verses 11-12 ask them to keep the same diligence for full assurance of hope until the end and to imitate those who inherit the promises through faith and patience.

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