In Hebrews 3, the Apostle Paul contrasts the Old and New Testaments by showing that Christ has greater glory than Moses. To the Hebrews, it was striking enough that Christ was exalted above the angels—but even more so that He was placed above Moses. Elder Chris explains that while Moses was a faithful servant, he was still only a man. He points out Moses’ faults, reminding us that we should not exalt him too highly. Moses was a servant of God, but not the ultimate Servant. When we look to men, we find flaws that can distract us from the true rest found in Christ. Paul urges believers not to turn away from the truth of the gospel: that Jesus has fully paid it all.