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Q1. How does Job

Q5. (Hebrews 9:11-12) What does "redemption" mean? Redemption means to be free. What were we redeemed from? We were redeemed from our slavery to sin. What was the price of our redemption? The price of our redemption was the Blood of Christ. How long does our redemption last? Our redemption is for all eternity. Praise The Lord!

Q4. (Hebrews 9:9) Why were external sacrificial regulations unable to cleanse or perfect the conscience? To be cleansed and have a clear conscience we must accept the sacrifice that Jesus made for us. He offered us forgiveness and salvation, we have to receive it. How does a guilty conscience keep us from intimacy with God? A guilty conscience puts up a barrier between us and God. We have to humble ourselves before God and ask for forgiveness to clear our conscience so we can have access to God. What is necessary for us to be able to come "boldly" (4:16)? To be able to come boldly, we have to accept the Sacrifice that Jesus made for us.

Q3. (Hebrews 9:7) Did the Old Covenant provide forgiveness for intentional, active, maintained rebellion against God? There were no sacrifices provided that would atone for deliberate, defiant, and repetitive sins. Does the New Covenant provide this forgiveness? Jesus died for all our sins, intentional and non intentional. What is required for forgiveness to be granted? It is required that, through faith, we repent and ask God for forgiveness.

Q2. (Hebrews 8:7-13) Why did the Old Covenant fail? Because of their sinful nature, the old covenant was broken. Now there was nothing to look forward to, but the judgment. What are the primary promises of the New Covenant as prophesied in Jeremiah 31:31-34? 1. God's law will no longer be external, but will become internalized "in their hearts... on their hearts" by the Holy Spirit. 2. They will be together as God and his people. 3. They will all know the Lord personally. 4. They will be forgiven from their sins.

Q1. (Hebrews 8:6) In what sense is Jesus the "mediator" of a new covenant? Jesus is our mediator because He was sent by God. He goes before God and intercedes for us . What did he do to mediate this? Jesus became our mediator of the new covenant when He went to the Cross and died for us.

Q4. (Hebrews 7:26-28) How is Jesus described in verse 26? Jesus is described as Holy, Blameless, Pure, Set Apart, and Exalted. How does Jesus differ from human high priests? Jesus differs from human high priests because non other is perfect like He is. What about Jesus' role as High Priest gives you special confidence? He, like none other, loves me just as I am even though I am a sinner and He forgives those sins.

Q3. (Hebrews 7:24-25) Why is Jesus able to save people "completely" -- "to the uttermost" according to verse 25? Because He lives forever. What is the essential function of a priest? To intercede for us. Why is intercession the essence of being a priest? Because He was set aside by God for this reason.

Q2. (Hebrews 7:22) What is a guarantee or surety? A guarantee or surety is the promise that what Jesus has offered us will be fulfilled. In what sense is Jesus the guarantor of the New Covenant? Jesus is the guarantor of the New Covenant by the fact that He died on the Cross for us.

Q1. (Hebrews 6:18b-20) In what sense have we "fled to a place of refuge"? We have fled to a place of refuge when we come to Jesus because He alone offers us the hope of eternal life. Why are we to "take hold of" this hope actively? We are to take hold of this hope because Christ is our anchor. How does Christian hope differ from hoping that something is true? Christian hope is based on faith. We don

Q4. (Hebrews 6:12) If we take seriously the writer's exhortation to exercise both faith and patience for the long haul, what effect does that have on our Christian life? If we exercise both faith and patience, we will grow in our Faith and receive God

Q3. (Hebrews 6:4-6) What is apostasy? A total and conscious decision to turn away from Christ. Why is it impossible from a practical standpoint to restore apostates to Christian faith and practice? There is no salvation available for those who reject Christ. They can get so far removed from Him that their hearts and hardened and they are unable to repent. What point was Jesus making in his Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23)? If our heart is as hard as the ground is in the parable, we can hear the Word but are unable to believe and grow in our Faith. What is Jesus' point of the Parable of the Tares or Weeds (Matthew 13:24-30)? Followers of Christ and non-believers will be together in this world, but at Judgment God will separate the Believers from the non-believers.

Q2. (Hebrews 6:4-5) What difference, if any, would you find between the description in verses 4-5 and a Spirit-filled Christian today? I

Q1. (Hebrews 5:14) How does a person become mature in God's Word according to verse 14? By studying God

Q5. (Hebrews 5:9) In verse 9, what does "made perfect" refer to, since it obviously isn't talking about Jesus' moral growth and perfection? (Hint: The word teleioō means "bring something to its goal or accomplishment.")

Q4. (Hebrews 5:8) In what sense did Jesus "learn obedience from what he suffered"? He was obedient by doing God

Q3. (Hebrews 4:16) Why should we approach the "throne of grace" with boldness and confidence? We should approach the

Q2. (Hebrews 4:15) In what ways did Jesus share our weaknesses? He experienced the same weaknesses that we have and He was tempted as we are. In what ways was Jesus' tempted? He was tempted to turn rocks into bread when He felt hunger. He was tempted to run when the soldiers came for him. Because we know he didn't sin, were his temptations easier or more difficult than ours? He had the same temptations that we face today, but I believe more and stronger temptations. Do we have any temptations he didn't have? No we don

Q1. (Hebrews 4:14) What is so important about "holding fast to our confession." So our Faith will shine through and we can proclaim to non believers that Jesus Christ is Lord.. What is our confession or profession of Faith? That Jesus Christ is the Son of God, He is Lord. Why is maintaining this confession so vital? It is vital so we can remain strong in our Faith.

Q4. (Hebrews 4:12-13) What do these two verses have to do with what precedes them? The previous verse tells us to make sure we enter into the

Q3. (Hebrews 4:8-11) What do you think the writer of Hebrews means by this promise of "rest" for the believer? When he is talking about

Q2. (Hebrews 3:12-14) What is the importance of faith in our relationship to Christ? Without our Faith we don

Q1. (Hebrews 3:6b) Why is the writer exhorting his readers to "hold on" to Christ? We need to

Q5. (Hebrews 2:16-18) Why in God's plan did Jesus have to become human like us? So he could be in the flesh and experience the same things we do. How does his humanity provide encouragement and help to us when we are in trouble? It shows us that we can overcome the temptations and be like Him.

Q4. (Hebrews 2:14-15) What was the purpose of Christ's death according to verses 14 and 15? To destroy the one that holds the power of death and release us from our fear of death. In what sense is this mission accomplished? Our sins have been forgiven. Satan no longer holds the power of death. and we now have eternal life and no fear of death. In what sense will it see its final completion in the future? Satan will be judged and then cast into the lake of fire. What is the result in our lives from Christ's accomplishment? Eternal Life. Praise the Lord