What is the one word in Hebrews that Les wants people never to forget?
The word is "once," spelled O-N-C-E, in Hebrews. It emphasizes that Christ, being raised from the dead, dieth no more and did not have to die over and over and over again. This word should never be forgotten because it marks the finality of His death and resurrection.
Les teaches that in the book of Hebrews there is one word he wants people never to forget: the word "once," spelled O-N-C-E. He points to Hebrews chapter 7, dropping down to verse 27, where Paul—whom he is sure wrote Hebrews—has been referring back to the Aaronic priesthood in Israel. This connects with the earlier statement that Christ, being raised from the dead, dieth no more, and did not have to die over and over and over again.