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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

  • 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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Jeremiah

  • 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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Jeremiah – Community Failure by Passivity

 

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  • Jeremiah 44:7-10
    • The Jewish people who are in Egypt cut themselves off from the their brothers and sisters in the Land.
      • Idolatry to the Egyptian gods
      • Failed to remember their past and continue to repeat it
      • hard hearted
  • Jeremiah 44:11-14
    • They tried to run away from judgement, but it followed them there.
  • Jeremiah 44:15-19
    • The Men FAILED to guide, love and support their homes and families.
    • We flat out reject your message, Jeremiah!
      • Our idol worship seemed prosperous, then we stopped and now we lack everything.
    • Queen of heaven: Ishtar/Easter
  • Jeremiah 44:20-23
    • It is because they were disobedient that they suffered
  • Jeremiah 44:24-30
    • Egypt will be taken by Nebuchadnezzar

 

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