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Hebrews 10:1-25
(Lesson 13)

Introduction:
 

         1. (1:1-4:13) As God's spokesman, Jesus is superior to all others.
         2. (4:14-ch.10) As High Priest, Jesus is superior to all others.
         3. We learn from ch.10 that Jesus has offered a superior sacrifice as High Priest.
         4. In this lesson we are covering the information presented in vs.1-25.

Discussion:


I.           (10:1-4) THE  SACRIFICES  OFFERED  BY  THE  JEWISH  PRIESTS  WERE  NOT  SUFFICIENT


         A. (vs.1) The sacrifices offered under the law could not make the worshipers perfect.
         B. (vs.2) If those sacrifices could have made the worshipers perfect, there would have been no more
             consciousness of sins.
         C. (vs.3) The sins of the Jews were remembered yearly (9:6-10).
         D. (vs.4) This occurred because animal blood could not take away sins.

II.          (10:5-10) CHRIST  OFFERED  HIMSELF  AS  A  PERFECT  FINAL  SACRIFICE


         A. (vs.5-7) A quotation from Psalm 40:6-8 shows that Christ came to do the Father's will.
         B. (vs.8-9) In doing the Father's will, Christ took away the first covenant so He could establish the second
             (8:6-13; 9:16-17).
         C. (vs.10) The second will provides sanctification through the offering that was made once for all (9:24-26).

III.         (10:11-18) THE  SACRIFICES  OFFERED  UNDER  THE  TWO  COVENANTS  ARE  CONTRASTED


         A. (vs.11) The Jewish priests stood while repeatedly offering the same insufficient sacrifices.
         B. (vs.12-13) After offering Himself once forever, Christ has sat down at the Father's right hand.
         C. (vs.14-17) The sacrifice of the new covenant offers the remission of sins.
         D. (vs.18) The remission of sins implies that no more offering for sin is needed.

IV.         (10:19-21) THE  LORD'S  SACRIFICE  PROVIDES  CHRISTIANS  WITH  PRIVILEGES


         A. (vs.19-20) We have boldness to enter the holiest by a new and living way.
         B. (vs.21) We have a High Priest over God's house (2:17-18; 4:15-16).

V.          (10:22-25) THESE  PRIVILEGES  ARE  ACCOMPANIED  BY  RESPONSIBILITIES


         A. (vs.22) We are to draw near.
         B. (vs.23) We are to hold fast (4:14)
         C. (vs.24) We are to consider one another.
         D. (vs.25) We are to assemble faithfully and exhort one another (3:13).
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