Hebrews 12:18-24
In this passage, the author of Hebrews reflects to two different mountains as an illustration and to contrast between living by the old covenant which we call the old testament and living under the new covenant of grace. The Old Covenant, which we usually refer to as the Old Testament, was about the sacrificial system through which Israel was able to attain temporary righteousness by sacrificing an animal as the substituting atonement for their sins. Once a year on the day of atonement, the high priest would slay an animal, collect its blood, and on behalf of the people, sprinkle it on the mercy seat, which rested in the inner sanctuary of the temple as atonement for the nation. That was God's prescribed method for sanctifying Israel until such time that Messiah would come and die as the permanent sacrifice for the entire world. Thereby providing permanent righteousness for those who would believe by faith and what Jesus did on the cross. It's imperative that you understand the difference. We are about to meet Jesus and we want to understand what he has fully done for us.
The old was the shadow and the new is reality.

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