What Hebrews  

No that's definitely not true this is not what this Bible speaks about

yeah friend but when he speaks that there is no sacrifice left, that means no animal or human sacrifice or otherwise. That means Jesus will not die twice for the repentance of sin and animal sacrifice will not work for the repentance of sin. So it's both.

@natanaelyamil5847 well of course christ died only once. The whole book of hebrews is about unbelief, so when italks of counting christ blood as an unholy thing it referring to them going back to the temple and animal sacrifices and trusting in them,which showed thier unbelief in christ.

@@jjjj-ss8dq Yeah, but what I was clearing up is how you said Tim didn't mention how it was referring to no animal sacrifice left for the atonement of sin, and I was just saying that it's because he was focusing on how Christ will not be crucified again for the atonement of sin and what that means in terms of salvation.

@@natanaelyamil5847 so Hebrews 10:26 do I have to have full knowledge about Christ because I was asking for signs of the truth he showed me and I didn’t think much of it I did at the time. But I don’t have full knowledge but I know abit does that verse count for me ? I’m a believer in Christ but also a conspiracy freak so it’s kinda hard, but I do put my trust in Jesus now I was just wondering if u could answer that question man thanks ❤️🤝

@@RoseDaSosa Hello friend, I don't really understand the entirety of the question you're asking. Still, I will try to help by answering to the best of my abilities based on what I got from this. I'd first like to start by saying that I will give you the best interpretation I can with reference verses and such. But in diversity of opinions and advice wisdom is found. So I advise you to look for multiple variations or even speak to your local pastors and teachers of the scriptures. Also, feel free to comment again with any further questions if I misunderstood anything. Alright, so the first question you asked is if according to Hebrews 10:26, you have the full knowledge about Christ. Then you later went on to say that "But I don’t have full knowledge, but I know a bit". From this, I assume you thought that "full knowledge" meant regard to the scriptures. That is true to an extent but to be more specific we must consider that this chapter on Hebrews is talking about the matters of Jesus, the importance of his death, and not taking his blood in vain. So in other words the gospel. This we can further back up with the fact that the gospel is called "the gospel of truth" such as in Ephesians 1:13 where it says, "In Him you also trusted, after you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation; in whom also, having believed, you were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise". By this we know the Gospel is "The truth" spoken of by Paul here is the gospel. So it makes sense that " full knowledge of the truth" means full knowledge of the Gospel. So if you believe and understand the gospel that's all you need to qualify. Then the choice is given between damnation (trampling on the blood of the son of God, Rejecting the truth and the spirit of truth all by remaining in your sin) or Salvation (putting your faith in Christ, that being, believing what he did in the cross/ the purpose and trying your best to be faithful to his commandments and walking in his ways). As for what Paul is saying in Hebrews 10:26 (For if we sin willfully after we have received the knowledge of the truth, there no longer remains a sacrifice for sins, 27 but a certain fearful expectation of judgment, and fiery indignation which will devour the adversaries.) he is reminding those who believe in Christ knowing the truth of the gospel that if one does not turn from sin they insult the holy spirit and Jesus and in doing so do evil towards the only one who has the authority to forgive sins. Because in the past you could sin and defile that sacrifice and do it all over again. But if one defiles the sacrifice of Jesus there is no other sacrifice to turn to besides him. Paul is talking to those who are saved about how much worse sin is now and how important it is to follow god as you should. He is doing this by displaying how one whose faith does not match their works (those who draw back). I believe this because the bible makes it clear that a Christian can not practice sin and be submissive to it. Also how he ends the chapter by saying. " But we are not of those who draw back to [o]perdition, but of those who believe to the saving of the soul." (Hebrews 10:39). Making a distinction between those who are saved and those who draw back. Hope this helped.

Could you explain what exactly you are saying is the truth on the matter discussed? Like give a few sentence statement?