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'Standing before me for ever' Jeremiah 35:19

who will not delay (10:37). A ’hope’ indeed. But not one that is wholly unrealized. The future which is ahead is also a reality affecting the present. Already Christians have been ’enlightened’, have ’tasted the heavenly gift’, have become ’partakers of the Holy Spirit’, have ’tasted ... the powers of the age to come’ (6:4-5). So what does it and can it all amount to now? Presumably it cannot be assumed that a preoccupation with the details of the Jewish sacrificial system, packaged in a somewhat weird envelope of Old Testament text deployment once shared by preacher and readers alike, will automatically ring bells in twentieth century ears. Some might go on to conclude that not only is this apparently tortuous ’answer’ not immediately convincing to contemporary minds but also that whatever problem it