Jensens survey of the old testament adam 560
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phrase. Observe the phrase “let us” in 10:2224. The practical, hortatory division of
Hebrews thus begins at 10:19. The
exhortations to Christians are all based on
the blessed truth that “we have such a high
priest.”
4. Observe on the chart another outline
that divides Hebrews into three main parts.
Also keep this in mind as you proceed with
analysis later on.
5. Note where the ve warning sections
appear on Chart 103.
6. The outline shown at the bottom of the
chart could be worded as follows:
Christ, the Son of God — His deity (1:1
—2:4)
Christ, the Son of Man — His humanity
(2:5—4:13)
Christ, the Priest — His work (4:14—
10:18)
Christ, the Way — His leadership
(10:19—13:25).
7. Observe on Chart 103 the title
“Consider Jesus, Our Great High
Priest.” In the course of your study in
Hebrews, try to arrive at a title of your
own.
CHART 103: HEBREWS CONSIDER JESUS, OUR
GREAT HIGH PRIEST
IV. PROMINENT SUBJECTS
A. PERSON AND WORK OF CHRIST
The main person of Hebrews is Jesus. The
author of the epistle is convinced that all
that is necessary to restrain from apostasy is
to hold up Christ in all the dignity and
beauty of His Person and the importance of
His work. It might be said that Hebrews
consists of a series of pictures of Jesus the
Lord. We behold Him in His deity, His
humanity, His sacri cial work, His priestly
o ce, and His kingly glory. After a careful
study of the book of Hebrews one must feel
better acquainted with Christ than ever
before.
B. SUPERIORITY OF JESUS
The writer of Hebrews repeats the key
word better to emphasize the superiority of
Jesus regarding man’s salvation. The epistle
presents a series of contrasts between the
good things of Judaism and the better things
of Christ. In seeking to restrain the Jewish
Christians from apostasy, the author
demonstrates, step by step, that Christ is
superior to the prophets through whom God
had spoken in times past (1:1-3); superior to
