Chapters 1-3
Chapters 4-6
chapters 7-9
Chapters 10-11
Chapters 12-13
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In the opening verses of the 1st chapter, the author makes a comparison between Jesus and the Angels. What did Jesus inherent that made Him greater than the Angels?

A more excellent name 

100

What does the author compare the word of God in order to emphasize the power in his word?

A double edge sword

100

through what order is Jesus made High priest?

The order of Melchizedeck 

100

For it is impossible for the blood of _ and _ to take away sins 

Bulls and goats 

100

In the first couple verses of chapter 12, our faith is compared to a race. What is it that the author says we must run with?

Endurance 

200

In chapter 1 V5, the author makes a rhetorical question to support the claim of Jesus being greater than the angles. What Old Testament passage is quoted? (book, chapter, and verse)

Psalm 2:7

200

What is the elementary doctrine of christ?

The Gospel etc......

200

What characteristics does Melchizedek have that the author uses to connect Jesus to His role as The Great High priest?

-King of peace

-King of righteousness

-no beginning or end 

-not from the tribe of Levi 

200

what is the flesh of Jesus compared to in chapter 10?

The veil/curtain 

200

In Hebrews 13:2, the author advises believers to show hospitality. What additional element is mentioned regarding this practice, and what significance does it carry in the context of the Christian community?

Angels

-Importance of showing love for one another 

300

As humans we are naturally chained and are subject to slavery through fear, but because of the crucifixion of Christ, With salvation comes freedom as well as victory. What do we now have victory over?

Death

300

what is the anchor of our soul and in what place does it enter?

It Is impossible for God to lie

-inner place behind the curtain

300

Hebrews 7:11 introduces the idea of changing the priesthood. Why does the author argue that a change in the priesthood is necessary, and what is the significance of this change?

-The old priesthood was unable to bring perfection

-To emphasize how greater the new covenant that Jesus established Is 


300

Hebrews 11 is often referred to as the "faith chapter." Can you list at least three Old Testament figures mentioned in this chapter as examples of faith, and briefly describe the faith actions they are known for?

-Abraham

-noah

-enoch

300

In Hebrews 12, the author talks about Mount Zion and heavenly Jerusalem. Why is this imagery significant, and how does it encourage believers?

 is to encourage believers by presenting the idea of an unshakeable and eternal kingdom. The author contrasts the earthly Mount Sinai with the heavenly Mount Zion, emphasizing the believer's access to a kingdom that cannot be shaken. This imagery serves as a source of encouragement, reminding believers of the security and stability found in their heavenly citizenship.

400

In Hebrews 3:16-19, what event from the Old Testament is referenced as a negative example of unbelief?

Rebellion of the Israelites 

400

Hebrews 5:11-14 discusses the difficulty in teaching certain truths. What metaphor is used to describe the maturity of the readers?

we are infants and babies in spiritual truth 

400

In Hebrews 8, the author speaks about a "better covenant" enacted on "better promises." What are some of the key promises of this new covenant, and how do they differ from the old covenant?

-internal transformation

- Personal relationship with Jesus

-forgiveness of sin

-New covenant focuses on the inner man and grants spiritual promises instead of physical/tangible

400

 In Hebrews 11:4, the author discusses Abel's offering. What does the author emphasize about Abel's offering, and how does it connect to the broader theme of faith in Hebrews 11?

 Joshua. The significance of this event is that, through faith and obedience to God's command, the walls of Jericho fell, leading to the conquest of the city by the Israelites. Joshua's faith in following God's unconventional plan resulted in a miraculous victory and demonstrated the power of faith in carrying out God's purposes.

400

Hebrews 13 encourages believers to offer a "sacrifice of praise." Why does the author encourage this, and what does it mean to offer a sacrifice of praise?

This is encouraged because it reflects an acknowledgment of God's goodness, grace, and faithfulness, regardless of circumstances. The idea is to praise God not just when things are going well but as a constant expression of gratitude and trust in His character. Offering a sacrifice of praise means praising God even in difficult times, trusting that He is in control and worthy of worship.

500

In chapter 2 V5, define the word propitiation

By which the wrath of God is turned away 

500

Hebrews 6:13-20 speaks of God's promise to Abraham. What specific promises are mentioned, and how does the author use these promises to illustrate the hope and certainty of the Christian faith?

-Multiplying descendants


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500

Hebrews 9:22, the author talks about the necessity of blood for the forgiveness of sins. Can you explain why the author emphasizes the role of blood, and what broader theme in theology does this statement connect to?

-Without the shedding of the blood there is no remission of sins 

-Connects to the significance of the crucifixion of Jesus

500

In Hebrews 11:13-16, the author speaks of a group of people who acknowledged that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth. Who are these individuals, and what perspective did they maintain regarding their earthly dwelling?

Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, along with their descendants. These individuals acknowledged that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth. The significance lies in their recognition that this earthly life was temporary, and they were looking forward to a heavenly and eternal city whose builder and maker is God. They lived with a forward-looking faith, not being entirely focused on the present, but anticipating a greater, heavenly home.

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If you could summarize chapter 12-13 in 1 word, what word would you choose and why?

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