Join Sabbath School host Eric Flickinger and this quarter's author, Félix Cortez-Valles, as they provide additional...
Hebrews 2:13 contains the words of Jesus to His Father talking about His brethren: “‘Here am I and the children whom...
Another reason Jesus adopted our human nature and lived among us was so that He could be our Example, the only One...
Jesus did not have to overcome any kind of moral or ethical imperfection. He was perfect both morally and ethically....
Hebrews says that Jesus was made like His brothers “in all things” (Heb. 2:17). This expression means that Jesus...
Hebrews says that Jesus was not ashamed to call us His brethren (Heb. 2:11). Despite being one with God, Jesus...
Jesus adopted our human nature and became flesh and blood like us. He became our nearest Relative and redeemed us. He...
The presentation of Jesus as a faithful and merciful Brother is depicted in the description of the Son as the...
The coming of Jesus to this earth as the Son of God fulfilled several functions at the same time.
Jesus was begotten in the sense that He was installed, or “adopted,” by God as the promised Ruler, the Son of David....
Hebrews affirms that God created the world “through” or “by” Jesus and that Jesus sustains the world with His...
Just as the sun cannot be perceived except by the radiance of its light, God is known through Jesus. From our...
For the Jews in the first century A.D., the Word of God had not been heard for a long time. The last revelation to be...
Scripture employs two expressions about the future that have different meanings. The prophets used the expression...
Right after Adam and Eve sinned, God promised them a “seed,” a Son who would deliver them from the enemy, recover the...
Paul says that we, like the desert generation, also are at the border of the Promised Land. Our privileges and...
The sacrifices of animals prefigured the death of Jesus as a sacrifice in our behalf, but their blood could not...
The priests were appointed on behalf of human beings to represent them and mediate their relationship with God and...
The Israelites wanted a king to be their judge and their leader in battle because they forgot that God was their...
An interesting concept of the Old Testament theology is that the promised Davidic King would represent the nation...
One of the most important beliefs of the New Testament is that in Jesus, God fulfilled His promises to David.
Paul wrote Hebrews to strengthen the faith of the believers amid their trials. He reminded them (and us) that the...
Is it possible to be “different” because of our Christian commitment and yet not be accused of “separation” from and...
Paul compares his audience with the desert generation that stood right before the border of Canaan, ready to enter...
Throughout Hebrews we can find several instructions that the apostle gave the readers to help them recover their...
The readers of Hebrews were successful in keeping their faith and commitment to Christ, despite rejection and...
When believers confessed their faith in Christ and joined the church, they set a boundary marker that distinguished...
