<p>10:24- see on Acts 15:39.</p><p><em>And let us consider how to provoke one another to love and good works</em>- We are with the Lord Jesus, ministering in the Most Holy. And that work was essentially about the welfare of others. Our work with others therefore isn&rsquo;t a cold-hearted witness, or a theological debate; it is a <em>seeking</em> of glory to the Father; we exhort one another, <em>considering</em> how we may provoke to love (Heb. 10:24). But let me ask: do you <em>consider</em> how you might encourage your brethren, or those in the world around you; what words to say, what to do or not to do&hellip;?</p><p>In the cross, we see self-humbling that we might be exalted. And we respond by likewise humbling ourselves, that others may be exalted. In practice this means guiding our words and example so that others are exalted, not speaking of our own achievements, <em>considering each other</em> as to how we may provoke them to righteousness (Heb. 10:24; earlier in 3:1 Paul speaks of <em>considering</em> the Lord Jesus, and this leads on to considering each other). As the Lord considers us and our unique situations and how to lead us to the best service, so we should consider each other.</p>