another” (3:13), entering into rest (4:11), holding to our profession of faith (4:14), and the cluster of admonitions recorded in 12:19–25. A major factor in this turn-around in attitude is suggested by the writer of Hebrews: What will we actually fear? Will a person in the end be motivated by the fear of man (11:24–27) or the fear of God, a God who requires fear (3:10–11, 16–18; 6:4–6; 10:26–31; 12:18–21, 23, 25–29)? The past models of faith clearly demonstrate the difference. With confidence the believer