Hebrews Study 13
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
III. Practical Application – Pre-Eminence of the Son in the Walk of the Believer (10:19-13:25)
1 Corinthian 16:19, Colossians 4:15, Philemon
A. Exhortations, Warning, and Encouragement (10:19-39)
1. Exhortations (10:19-25)
2. The Fourth Warning – The Danger of Willful Sin (10:26-31)
1. How does the writer describe falling “into the hands of the living God”? (v. 31)
1 Corinthian 11:27 – sickness
3. Encouragement (10:32-39)
2. How were these Jewish believers treated when they first believed? (v. 32-34)
Don’t give up! Endure
B. The Evidence of the Life of Faith (11:1-40)
1. The Essence of Faith (11:1-3)
3. Why is it sometimes difficult to have faith? (v. 1)
2. The Examples of Faith (11:4-40)
a) Faith before the Patriarchs (11:4-7)
4. Why should we seek after God by faith? (v. 6)
b) Faith of the Patriarchs (11:8-22)
5. How did Abraham demonstrate his faith in God? (v. 8)
6. What does it mean, “even beyond the proper time of life”? (v. 11)
7. How does the writer of Hebrews describe Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob? (v. 13)
8. Why was Abraham willing to sacrifice Isaac despite God’s promise to Abraham re: Isaac? (v. 19)
9. How did Joseph express his faith “when he was dying”? (v. 22)
c) Faith of the Exodus (11:23-31)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
A. The Theme
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels
C. The Superiority of the Sond to Moses
D. The Second Warning: The Deneger of Disobedience
E. The Superiority of the Sone to Aaron
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- A Better Posistiong
- A Better Priest
- A Better Covenant
- A Better Sanctuary (9:1-10)
- A Better Sacrifice (9:11-10:18)
a) The Superiority of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:11-12)
b) The Results of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:13-28)
(1) Purification (9:13-14)
(2) The Ratification of a New Covenant (9:15-22)
c) The Efficacy of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (10:1-18)
(1) The Insufficiency of the Old Testament Sacrifices (10:1-4)
1. What was “the blood of bulls and goats” unable to do? (v. 4)
(2) The Sufficiency of the Sacrifice of the Messiah (10:5-10)
2. How often does the body of Jesus need to be sacrificed for us to be sanctified? (v. 10)
(3) The Efficacy of the Messiah’s Present Work (10:11-14)
3. What did Jesus do after He completed His sacrifice for sins? (v. 12)
Revelation 19, 1 Thessalonia 4:13, Daniel 9:24
(4) The Enactment of the New Covenant (10:15-18)
4. What Old Testament passage does the writer of Hebrews quote in these verses? (v. 16-17)
III. Practical Application – Pre-Eminence of the Son in the Walk of the Believer (10:19-13:25)
A. Exhortations, Warning, and Encouragement (10:19-39)
1. Exhortations (10:19-25)
5. How should we “hold fast the confession of our hope”? (v. 23)
without wavering – aklinēs
Washed with pure water – louō katharos hydōr
2. The Fourth Warning – The Danger of Willful Sin (10:26-31)
6. How does the writer describe falling “into the hands of the living God”? (v. 31)
3. Encouragement (10:32-39)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
A. The Theme
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels
C. The Superiority of the Sond to Moses
D. The Second Warning: The Deneger of Disobedience
E. The Superiority of the Sone to Aaron
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- A Better Posistiong
- A Better Priest
- A Better Covenant
- A Better Sanctuary (9:1-10)
- A Better Sacrifice (9:11-10:18)
a) The Superiority of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:11-12)
b) The Results of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:13-28)
(1) Purification (9:13-14)
(2) The Ratification of a New Covenant (9:15-22)
1. What is required for the forgiveness of sin? (v. 22)
(3) The Ministry in the New Tabernacle (9:23-28)
2. What happens upon someone’s death? (v. 27)
Galations 4:4 , Revelation – Introduction
Romans 11: 25 All Israel save!
c) The Efficacy of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (10:1-18)
(1) The Insufficiency of the Old Testament Sacrifices (10:1-4)
3. What was “the blood of bulls and goats” unable to do? (v. 4)
(2) The Sufficiency of the Sacrifice of the Messiah (10:5-10)
4. How often does the body of Jesus need to be sacrificed for us to be sanctified? (v. 10)
(3) The Efficacy of the Messiah’s Present Work (10:11-14)
5. What did Jesus do after He completed His sacrifice for sins? (v. 12)
(4) The Enactment of the New Covenant (10:15-18)
6. What Old Testament passage does the writer of Hebrews quote in these verses? (v. 16-17)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
A. The Theme
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels
C. The Superiority of the Sond to Moses
D. The Second Warning: The Deneger of Disobedience
E. The Superiority of the Sone to Aaron
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- A Better Posistiong
- A Better Priest
- A Better Covenant
- A Better Sanctuary (9:1-10)
a) The Parts of the Furniture of the Tabernacle (9:1-5)
1. Where is the ark of the covenant today? (v4)
Exodus 30; Exodus 25; Numbers 17
After 70AD ?
b) The Priestly Service (9:6-7) ; constant activity: showbread, lamps, sacrifices
2. Who could enter the Holy of Holies in the Temple? (v. 7)
c) The Limitations of the Service (9:8-10)
3. What was the limitation of the “gifts and sacrifices” offered in the Temple? (v. 9)
5. A Better Sacrifice (9:11-10:18)
a) The Superiority of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:11-12)
Once for all – Isaiah 53
4. On what basis was Jesus able to enter the heavenly Holy of Holies? (v. 12)
b) The Results of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:13-28)
(1) Purification (9:13-14)
5. What does the blood of Christ accomplish? (v. 14)
(2) The Ratification of a New Covenant (9:15-22)
6. What is required for the forgiveness of sin? (v. 22)
(3) The Ministry in the New Tabernacle (9:23-28)
7. What happens upon someone’s death? (v. 27)
Hebrews Study 9 (right click, save as to download)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
A. The Theme
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels
C. The Superiority of the Sond to Moses
D. The Second Warning: The Deneger of Disobedience
E. The Superiority of the Sone to Aaron
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- A Better Posistiong
- A Better Priest
- A Better Covenant (8:1-13)
a) The Basis of the New Covenant: Better Promises (8:1-6)
1. Where is the “true tablernacle” located? (v. 2)
b) The Proof of the Superiority of the New Covenant (8:7-12)
2. With whom has God made the New Covenant? (v. 8)
c) Conculsion (8:13)
3. What has God Made “obsolete”? (v. 13)
4. A Better Sanctuary (9:1-10)
a) The Parts of the Furniture of the Tabernacle (9:1-5)
4. Where is the ark of the covenant today? (v4)
b) The Priestly Service (9:6-7)
5. Who could enter the Holy of Holies in the Temple? (v. 7)
c) The Limitations of the Service (9:8-10)
6. What was the limitation of the “gifts and sacrifices” offered in the Temple? (v. 9)
5. A Better Sacrifice (9:11-10:18)
a) The Superiority of the Messiah’s Sacrifice (9:11-12)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
A. The Theme
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels
C. The Superiority of the Sond to Moses
D. The Second Warning: The Deneger of Disobedience
E. The Superiority of the Sone to Aaron
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- A Better Posistiong
- A Better Priest
a) The Prerequisites of the Priesthood
b) The Qualifications of the Son
c) The Third Warning – The Danger of Immaturity
d) The Priesthood of Melchizedek
(1) 1st Comparison: Melchizedek and Jesus
(2) 2nd Comparison: The Priesthood of Melchizedek and the The Levitical Priesthood
(3) 3rd Comparison: The Levitical Priesthood and the Priesthood of Jesus
(a) The Levitical Priesthood (7:11-19)
(i) The Old Priesthood was Changeable (7:11-14)
(ii) The Old Priesthood was Temporary (7:15-19)
- What had to be set aside in order for Jesus to serve as our new High Priest? (v. 18)
(b) The Priesthood of Jesus (7:20-25)
(i) The New Priesthood is Unchangeable (7:20-22)
2. What is the “better covenant” that Jesus garantiees? (v. 22)
Psalms 110, Jeremiah 31:31-34, Jeremiah 33:14, 23, 1 Corinthians 11:23
(ii) The New Priesthood is Uninterrupted (7:23-25)
3. How long does Jesus hold His priesthooh? (v. 24)
(4) Conclusion (7:26-28)
4. How does the writer describe the high priests who served in the Levitical priesthood? (v. 28)
3. A Better Covenant (8:1-13)
a) The Basis of the New Covenant: Better Promises (8:1-6)
5. Where is the “true tablernacle” located? (v. 2)
b) The Proof of the Superiority of the New Covenant (8:7-12)
6. With whom has God made the New Covenant? (v. 8)
Hebrews Study 7 (right click, save as to download)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son
A. The Theme
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels
C. The Superiority of the Sond to Moses
D. The Second Warning: The Deneger of Disobedience
E. The Superiority of the Sone to Aaron
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- A Better Posistiong
- A Better Priest
a) The Prerequisites of the Priesthood
b) The Qualifications of the Son
c) The Third Warning – The Danger of Immaturity
(1) The Fact of Stagnation
(2) The Need for Progression
(3) The Encouragement
(i) God’s Promises Cannot Fail (6:13-20)
Genesis 12, Genesis 17, Genesis 20
Genesis 23 – The Toldot of Terah
Great Nation
Bless you
Make your name great
Bless those who bless you
Curse those who curse you
Bless the people on earth through you
1.How does the writer descibe Jesus in the verse? (v. 20)
d) The Priesthood of Melchizedek (7:1-28)
(1) 1st Comparison: Melhizedek and Jesus (7:1-3)
2. What does the name “Mechizedek” mean? (v. 2)
melchisedek Melchizedek = “king of righteousness”, the king of Salem and priest of the most high God, who lived in the days of Abraham
(2) 2nd Comparison: The Priesthood of Melchizedek and The Levitical Priesthood (7:4-10)
3. Who is the “lesser” and who is the “greater” in this verse? (v. 7)
(3) 3rd Comparison: The Levitical Priesthood and the Priesthood of Jesus (7:11-25)
(a) The Levitical Priesthood (7:11-19)
(i) The old Priesthood was Changeable (7:11-14)
4. If the priesthood is change, what does that mean with respect to the Law of Moses? (v. 12)
(ii) The old Priesthood was Temporary (7:15-19)
5. What had to be set aside in order for Jesus to server as our new High Priest? (v. 18)
(b) The Priesthood of Jesus (7:20-25)
(i) The New Priesthood is Unchangeable (7:20-22)
6. What is the “better covenant” that Jesus guarantees? (v. 22)
Hebrews Study 06 
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son (1:10-10:18)
A. The Theme (1:1-3)
B. The Superiority of the Son to Angels (1:4-2:18)
C. The Superiority of the So to Moses (3:1-6)
D. The Second Warning: The Danger of Disobedience (3:7-4:13)
E. The Superiority of the Son to Aaron (4:14-10:18)
1. A Better Position (4:14-16)
2. A Better Priest (5:1 – 7:28)
a) The Prerequisites of Priesthood (5:1-4)
b) The Qualification of the Son (5:5-10)
c) The Third Warning – The Denger of Immaturity (5:11-6:20)
(1) The Fact of Stagnation (5:11-14)
(2) The need for Progression (6:1-8)
(a) The Doctrine of First Principles (6:1-3)
(b) The Danger or Relaspe (6:4-6)
1. Can a believer lose his salvation? (v. 4-6)
parapiptō Falled away Hebrew 6:6
If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our
sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. 1 John 1:9
(c) The Illustration
2. What happens to vegiation that yields thorns and thistles”? (v. 8)
(3) The Encouragement (6:9-20)
(a) The Certainty of Salvation (6:9-12)
3. What will God not forget concerning these Jewish believers? (v. 10)
(b) God’s Promises Cannot Fail (6:13-20)
4. How does the writer describe Jesus in this verise? (v. 20)
d) The Priesthood of Melchizedesk (7:1-18)
(1) The 1st Comparison: Melchizedek and Jesus (7:1-3)
5. What does the name “Melchizedek” mean? (v. 2)
(2) The 2nd Comparison: The Priesthood of Melchizedek and the Levitical Priesthood (7:4-10)
6. Who is the “lesser” and who is the “greater” in the verse? (v. 7)
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Hebrews Study 05 (right click, save as to download)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son (1:10-10:18)
A) The Theme (1:1-3)
B) The Superiority of the Son to Angels (1:4-2:18)
C) The Superiority of the So to Moses (3:1-6)
D. The Second Warning: The Danger of Disobedience (3:7-4:13)
1. Admonition Against Disobedience (3:7-19)
2. Argument Regarding the Rest of Faith (4:1-10)
3. Exhortation to Enter into Rest (4:11-13)
1. What are five ways the writer describes “the word of God”? (v. 12)
Living (zaō), Active (energēs), Sharp (tomos), Piercing (diikneomai ), Judge (kritikos )
E. The Superioritiy of the Son to Aaron (4:14-10:18)
- A Better Position (4:14-16)
2. Why does Jesus qualify as the “great high priest” who can sympathize with our weaknesses? (15)
2. A Better Priest (5:1-7:28)
a) The Prerequsities of Priesthood (5:1-4)
3. What is the duty of every high priest? (v. 1)
b) The qualifications of the Son (5:5-10)
4. How did Jesus learn obedience? (v. 8)
5. How does Jesus qualify as a High Priest? (v. 10)
c) The Third Warning – The Danger of Immaturity (5:11 – 6:20)
(1) The Fact of Stagnation (5:11-14)
6. Why does the writer say that these Jewish believers “ought to be teachers”? (v. 12)
(2) The Need for Progression (6:1-8)
(a) The Doctrine of First Priciples (6:1-3)
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I. Introduction
II. The Pre-Eminence of the Son (1:10-10:18)
A) The Theme (1:1-3)
B) The Superiority of the Son to Angels (1:4-2:18)
C) The Superiority of the So to Moses (3:1-6)
D. The Second Warning: The Danger of Disobedience (3:7-4:13)
1. Admonition Against Disobedience (3:7-19)
a) The Wilderness Generation Lesson (3:7-11)
b) The Appliction of the Lession (3:12-15)
1. What should we be doing “today”? (v. 13)
c) The Interpretation of the Lesson (3:16-19)
2. Why was the wilderness generation of Israel Prevented from entering the Promised Land? (v. 19)
2. Argument Regarding the Rest of Faith (4:1-10)
3. What should be the believer’s attitude in light of the lesson of the Wilderness Generation? (v. 1)
3. Exhortation to Enter into Rest (4:11-13)
4. What are five ways the writer describes “the word of God”? (v. 12)
E. The Superiority of teh Son to Aaron (4:14-10:18)
- A better Position (4:14-16)
5. Why does Jesus qualify as a “great high priest” who can sympathize with our weaknesses? (v. 15)
2. A Better Priest (5:1-7:28)
a) The Prerequisites of Priesthood (5:1-4)
6. What is the duty of every hight priest? (v. 1)
Exeraunao 