Read Hebrews 11 here. Read Hebrews 12 here. Our passage today is one of the most well-loved passages in the Bible, if not one of the most well-known.  It is usually referred to as the … Read More

Read the passage here. Over the past several weeks, we’ve been exploring how the author of Hebrews presents Jesus as the superior High Priest and the superior sacrifice.  Last week’s passage emphasized the sufficiency of … Read More

Read the passage here. As we’ve been working through the letter to the Hebrews, we’ve seen that the author is establishing the superiority and sufficiency of Jesus, and doing so by means of various comparisons.  … Read More

Read the passage here. Our passage today is Hebrews 9.  And this passage picks up immediately from the previous passage, continuing with the consideration of the motif of Jesus as the true High Priest.  In … Read More

Read the passage here. Our passage today picks up immediately from last week’s passage.  If you recall, last week’s passage, Hebrews 7, focused on the idea of Jesus as High Priest in the order of … Read More

Read the passage here. It has been several weeks now since we’ve taken a break from the letter to the Hebrews.  As such, it is probably useful to do a brief review of where we’ve … Read More

13 When God made his promise to Abraham, since there was no one greater for him to swear by, he swore by himself, 14 saying, “I will surely bless you and give you many descendants.” 15 And so … Read More

Read Hebrews 5 here. Read Hebrews 6 here. Our passage today represents a bit of a digression (or an apparent digression) from the flow of the author’s argument.  So far, we’ve seen that the author … Read More

Read Hebrews 4 here. Read Hebrews 5 here. Our passage today obviously continues on from what we’ve been reading so far in the book of Hebrews.  What may be less obvious is how it continues … Read More

Read Hebrews 4: 1-13 here. Our passage today continues the train of thought that we’ve been following for the past couple of weeks.  The section as a whole begins with the author of Hebrews comparing … Read More