The Epistle to the Hebrews is one of the two greatest theological treatises of the New Testament. This letter is, in a real way, the 'Leviticus' of the New Testament, detailing how the Lord Jesus Christ is both the fulfillment and the successor to all that had gone on before.

CONTENTS

• Hebrews Introduction and 1:1 - 3 -: Introduction. Authorship.
• Hebrews Chapters 1:4 - 14 -: Greater than the Angels.
• Hebrews Chapter 2 -:The Role of Christ in Salvation. Warning #1: The Danger of Drifting.
• Hebrews Chapter 3 -:Greater Than Moses. The Disobedient Generation—Warning #2: The Danger of Disobedience.
• Hebrews Chapter 4 (and the rest of Chapter 3) :The Promise of Rest. Christ, The Way to God.
• Hebrews Chapter 5-:Warning Against Apostasy. Priesthood of Melchisedec. Warning #3: Failing to Mature.
• Hebrews Chapter 6 -:Eternal Salvation Question. Call to Maturity. God’s Oath Unchanging.
• Hebrews Chapter 7-:Jesus fulfills the Levitical Priesthood.
• Hebrews Chapter 8-:Jesus as the Perfect Priest. The New Covenant.
• Hebrews Chapter 9-:The Tabernacle. The Structure. Christ, the ultimate High Priest.
• Hebrews Chapter 10 -:The Significance of the Details. The Camp. 'Let us.' The Only Way. The Substance. Warning #4: The Danger of Willful Sin.
• Hebrews Chapter 11 -:By Faith Abel, Enoch, Noah, Isaac, Joseph.... Law versus Grace.
• Hebrews Chapter 12-:Warning #5: The Danger of Indifference.
• Addendum: The Messianic (Millennial) Kingdom -:The Paradigm of Salvation—Past, Present, and Future Tenses. Sanctification and Inheritance; Paul’s paranoia. Thy Kingdom Come—The Davidic Covenant an d The Kingdom Events. Overcomers.
• Hebrews Chapter 13 -:Exhortations. Christian Hospitality. Parting Words.
• Addendum: Luke 21 -:A review of Luke 21, often confused with the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24 & Mark 13) and the Siege and Fall of Jerusalem in a.d. 70.