Sermon Tone Analysis
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Pre-section Questions:
What does the author expect that they all have a knowledge of?
The Old Testament.
Why is this important and who cares?
Do you have a decent knowledge of the Old Testament?
What are the authors’ 2 main goals?
To elevate Jesus as superior to anyone or anything else.
To challenge the readers to remain faithful despite persecution.
Section I: 1:1-3
What is different in how God speaks to us verses before?
Do we need prophets anymore?
What religion is this not leaving any room for?
Mormonism.
Section II: Angels & Torah: 1-2:
Do we become angels when we die?
What religion teaches that Jesus was an angel?
Jehovah’s Witnesses.
Do you see how important knowing the Bible is will cut down false teachings?
What do you think of Jesus becoming lower than the angels and becoming a man?
Why did He do this?
Section III: Moses & The Promised Land: 3-4:
How is Jesus like and greater than Moses?
How is his and the children of Israel’s journey like our spiritual walk?
What did they do against Moses, and what is the warning for us with Jesus?
Section IV: Priests & Melchizedek: 5-7:
What was the role of the priests?
What priestly order order did Jesus come from?
Why don’t we need a priest anymore?
What does it mean to reject Jesus and His priesthood?
It means to reject being fully reconciled with God.
Don’t do it.
Section V: Sacrifice & Covenant: 8-10:
Section VI: 11-13:
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