<p>4:11 <i>Let us therefore give diligence to enter into that rest, that no one fall by the same kind of disobedience</i>- As noted on :10, we are in a sense in the rest in that our salvation at this &quot;today&quot; is assured, but in another sense, we have not yet entered and are to labour as God did during the six days. Our labour and diligence is not just for ourselves personally, but to the end that nobody falls as the bodies and limbs of disobedient Israel fell in the wilderness. Those who no longer relied on the works of the Law but on faith were living in the spirit of the Sabbath- they had in some sense entered the rest. But despite their reliance on faith, works were still necessary: &quot;There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of God... let us labour therefore to enter into that rest, lest any man fall.&quot; (4:9,11). This is a perfect cameo of the whole situation; in prospect we are in the Kingdom, but have a very real possibility of falling from grace, and still need to labour for the final entry into that Kingdom. And that labour is especially in ensuring that others do not fall after the pattern of the Hebrews' fall.</p>