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Hebrews – 07 Greater Than Melchizedek

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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

    1. A Better Posistiong
    2. 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 06 – The Danger of Immaturity

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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)

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)

1 Corinthians 3:12-15

(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 05 – Superior to Aaron

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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)

Living (zaō),  Active (energēs), Sharp (tomos), Piercing (diikneomai ), Judge (kritikos 

E.  The Superioritiy of the Son to Aaron (4:14-10:18)

  1. 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)

Psalms 2

Melchizedek

Psalms 110

3. What is the duty of every high priest? (v. 1)

b) The qualifications of the Son (5:5-10)    

2 Cor 5:21

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)

Hebrews 04 – Danger of Disobedience

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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)

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)

  1. 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)

Hebrews 03 – Proof from His Salvation

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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)

  1. His Deity: Proof from the Scripture (1:4-2:18)
  2. The First Warning – The Danger of Drifting (2:1-4)
  3. His Humanity: Proof from His Sovereigntiy (2:5-9)
  4. Proof from His Salvation (2:10-18)

a. To Bring Many Sons to Glory (2:10-13)

1. How was the Author of our Salvation made perfect? (v. 10)

b. To Overcome the Devil (2:14)

2. How did Jesus overcome the devil? (v. 14)

c. To Free the Believer (2:15)

3. How are people subject to  slavery? (v. 15)

d. To Help Man (2:16-18)

4. Why does Jesus qualify as “a merciful and faithful high priest”? (v. 17)

C. The Superiority of the Son to Moses (3:1-6)

1. In His Person and Work (3:1-4)

5. Who has greater glory than Moses? (v. 3)

2. In His Position (3:5-6)

6. What are “those things which were to be spoken later”? (v. 5)

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)

Hebrews 02 – The Superiority of the Son to Angels

Hebrews Study 02 (right click, save as to download)   Hebrew Study  (right click, save as to download)       I. Introduction   II. The Pre-Eminenece of the Son (1:10-10:18)

A. The Theme (1:1-3)

B. The Superiority of the Son to Angles (1:4-2:18)

    1. His Deity: Proof from the Scriptures (1:4-14)

2. The First Warning – The Danger of Driftig (2:1-4)

3. His Humanity: Proof from His Sovereignty (2:5-9)

4. Proof from His Salvation (2:10-18)

a) To Bring Many Sons to Glory (2:10-13)

b) to Overcome the Devel (2:14)

c) To Free the Believer (2:15)

d) To Help Man (2:16-18)

Hebrews – The Pre-Eminence of the Son

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Pre-Eminence of the Son (1:1-10:18)

I. Introduction

A. Authorsip

B Audience

C. Date

D. Two Main Divisions

  1. Pre-Emenence of the Son (1:1-10 -10:18)
  2. Practical Application of the Pre-Emenece of the Son in the Walk of the Believer (10:19 – 13:25)

II. The Pre-Eminenece of the Son (1:10-10:18)

A. The Theme (1:1-3)

B. The Superiority of the Son to Angles (1:4-2:18)

  1. His Deity: Proof from the Scriptures (1:4-14)

2. The First Warning – The Danger of Driftig (2:1-4)

3. His Humanity: Proof from His Sovereignty (2:5-9)

4. Proof from His Salvation (2:10-18)

Jeremiah – The Fall of Jerusalem

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  • Jeremiah 52: 1-3
    • Zedekiah
      • Last King to rein in Jerusalem
      • 21 y/o, 597 BC
      • Reined for 11 years
      • Babylon destroyed Israel
      • Did evil in sight of the LORD.
  • Jeremiah 52: 4-11
    • 586 BC: Babylon’s Nebuchadnezzar sieged Jerusalem
    • Severe famine
    • Zedekiah was captured in the plains of Jericho
      • Taken to Riblah
      • Zedekiah’s sons were slaughtered before him
      • then blinded
      • remained in prison till his death
  • Jeremiah 52:12-16
    • Nebuzaradan: “Chief of Staff”
      • Burned
        • House of the LORD
        • The King’s house
        • all the houses of Jerusalem
        • Every large house
      • broke down the walls around Jerusalem
      • Took
        • Some poorest of the land
        • those who where left in the city
        • deserters
      • Left the poorest of the land to live off the land
  • Jeremiah 52:17-23
    • Taken to Babylon from the Temple
      • Bronze pillars,
      • Bronze Stands
      • Bronze Sea
      • Pots, Shovels, snuffers. basins, pans
      • bowls, fire pans, basins, pots, lamp stands, fine gold and silver
  • Jeremiah 52:24-27
    • Taken
      • Seaiah the chief priest
      • Zephaniah the second priest
      • temple officers
      • city officials
      • All put to death
    • Judah led away to exile, as prophesied.
  • Jeremiah 52: 28-30
    • Those exiled: probably/possibly a later group after  586 BC
  • Jeremiah 52: 31-34
    • King served for 1 year, (Jehoiachin/Jeconiah), Babylon exiled him,
      • Life in Messiah (descendant of King David: None of Jeconiah’s descendants will sit on the throne) Mary’s genealogy is traced not through Jeconiah but through Mary – Nathan
      • Placed in prison by Evil-merodach (Nebuchadnezzar’s successor) and 20 years later Jeconiah is released from prison

 

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Jeremiah – Destruction of Babylon

 

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  • Babylon Jeremiah 50:1-51:64
    • Past? / Near Prophesy
      • close to Jeremiah’s life, historically Babylon fell after taking over middle east, 539 BC. then taken over by Persian empire
    • Future? / Far Prophesy
  • Jeremiah 50:2-46 : Babylon’s fall and Israel’s deliverance
    • From North, No inhabitants,
    • Historically: not a complete destruction, Modern Iraq
    • v 4 and 5: Nation of Israel will turn to Zion, The New Covenant? (With Israel to be fulfilled when Yeshua returns)
    • v 6: my people are lost sheep because the leaders have led them away!
    • v 9 and v 10: against Babylon, a horde of nations against Babylon from the north
    • v 11 – 16: Judgement of Babylon. seems like a total destruction – future?
    • v 17 – 19: restoration of Israel: pardon for Israel, the remnant
    • v 21 – 28: total destruction of Babylon
    • v 29 – 32: more prophesy of destruction of Babylon
    • v 33 – 34: Israel redeemed
    • v 35 – 40: scope of destruction on Babylon
    • v 41 – 46: Invasion from the north
  • Jeremiah 51:5-6: Israel preserved
    • v 7-10: Golden cup of the earth: Rev 17-18??
    • 11-14: Plans for Babylon and the future Temple
    • 15-19: Israel will not be destroyed
    • 20 -24: judgement on Babylon, because of their treatment of Israel
    • 37: Babylon will be a heap of ruins
    • 41-44: total destruction
    • 45-49: warning to leave Babylon: Rev 17
    • 50-53: days are coming – punishment of Babylon
    • 54-58: more destruction of Babylon
    • 59-64: Written prophesy on Babylon to be read publicly, as soon as finish sink it in the Euphrates with a stone

 

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Jeremiah – Prophecy upon the nations

 

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