Hebrews 9:15 is one of those spectacular gospel saturated verses that summarizes in one sentence, what the entire Bible expounds. The truth of this single verse understood and appreciated would provide a well spring of eternal worship suitable for the throne room of God. In context, Heb 9:15 is heavy- laden with theological significance that we will endeavor to explore in today's message. In typical Hebrews fashion, the language and illustrations for the groundwork and glory of the New Covenant are pointed and vivid as the author draws deeply from the Old Testament connections, reminding us in the words of P.E. Hughes that: “The New Covenant is not new to God, but to us, as, in the sequence of history, it supersedes and transcends the former covenant given through the meditation of Moses.”