In this lesson we lay a foundation that we can build upon as we learn and grow and knowledge of what we have in Christ.

In this chapter, God lets us know who the book is written to and what He wants them to know about the new covenant.

Hebrews 2 establishes that Jesus became a man so He could provide salvation for the entire human race that would believe what God has said about His Son.

We review Chapter 3 and see that Jesus is better than Moses.

We review chapter 4 and seek to understand how to experience the rest that has been provided in Christ's offering.

We review chapter 5 to see what we can learn when this author says, the Hebrew people needed to grow up.

We begin by putting this chapter into context to be sure we have proper interpretation.

In chapter 7 we learn that Jesus is a High Priest in the order of Melchizedek and more

In this chapter we see that God confirms the promise He made in Jeremiah 31:31-34 when He promised a new covenant with the house of Israel and more.

This chapter is so rich and full of pictures and shadows that help us appreciate the reality of Jesus.

This chapter helps us to understand the old covenant rituals and regulations so we can apply it and see the beauty of the fulfillment with Christ's one time sacrifice.

In this lesson we look at Hebrews 10:1-18. We look at the Law and see that it was just a shadow of Christ, and the reality is here.

We are a people that belong to God and this chapter teaches us more about our relationship with Him.

This chapter is so at Hebrews 10:19-39. We learn because of the new covenant brought in by the blood of Jesus, we can come boldly and with confidence to receive help in our time of need.

This is a chapter full of warnings and inviting for those that have refused to believe to believe, and for those of us who believe, to hang on.

This chapter teaches us what pleases God and how we can apply these truths to our lives.

All the people mentioned in chapter 11 had faith.

Let’s learn from the men and women of old and learn how we can walk out a life of faith as we wait for the city that is coming.

This chapter encourages the reader to lay aside unbelief and believe the truth about the finished work of Christ.

After so much has been said about what Christ has done to bring an end to the old covenant and bring in the new, the author finishes with some practical application.

Even though these Hebrew people were under intense persecution, they were told to continue to love people and remember those enduring ill treatment for this gospel of grace.