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Final Flashcards

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The audience of the book of Hebrews is church members who were looking to go back to their___________________due to___________and____________ pressure.

A

Original Jewish Faith
Political
Economical

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2
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The book of Hebrews was written around_________.

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60 AD

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3
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The book of Hebrews was written to compel the________________community to come back into relationship with Jesus Christ who had come to save them.

A

Backsliding Jewish

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Complete the 5 themes of Hebrews

Jesus is greater than the\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Jesus is greater than\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_and\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Jesus is the great\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Complete rest in\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Commit to\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
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High Priests 
Angel; prophets 
High Priest 
God
God
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5
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It is possible for a believer to__________.

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Backslide

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Jesus can interact with___________directly. He acted as a____________between God and_________.

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Humanity; mediator; man

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7
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The oneness of God is a________________of Hebrews.

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Subtheme

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8
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____________is the greatest sin in God’s eyes.

A

Unbelief

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9
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Hebrews is powerful because it explores the____________of the Old Testament church and uses them to show that they were pointing to______________, and his role as____________.

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Ceremonial Rituals; Jesus Christ; High Priest

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10
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The name of Jesus Christ is higher than any other name, and shows his________________to the____________. It can be assumed that the recipients of the letter may have been taken to_____________.

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Superior Nature; Angels; Angel Worship

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Chapter 1 focuses on the incarnation of God, and how He was in rule/authority over the Angels. The Angels were_________to carry out his___________. Everything in____________is subject to the authority of Jesus Christ.

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Made; Will; Creation

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12
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Chapter 2 begins the theme of the church drifting away from___________and their___________.

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Jesus; faith

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Comparisons consistently made between Jesus and Angels, prophets, high priests etc - but the constant mark is that Jesus is the___________who is worthy of all of the_________. There is a call to ensure our________are what they should be - with our___________reserved for God and God alone.

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Authority; Glory; priorities; worship

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Hebrews warns of falling into the same trap that the Israelites did - of not hearing the Lord speak to them due to their____________. A______________is a state of a fixed position or attitude towards God, and is one of____________and iniquity. Ultimately the cause of hardened heart is________. - the ultimate sin.

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Hardened hearts; Hardened heart; rebellion; unbelief

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15
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In order for us to see the rest of God, or His promises fulfilled, we must_________________ and remain___________ in our approach to God. This is emphasized in Chapters 3 and 4- but is a_________________throughout the entirety of the book.

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Keep the faith; steadfast; constant theme

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16
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The author of Hebrews Rebukes___________________ Christianity - the reason some are falling away is due to their lack of____________in God’s word and in____________to him.

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Shallow; maturity; relationship

17
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You cannot plead_____________or forget what you have heard once you have experienced the_______________of the gospel message - to ignore or deny the power of the____________message is turn your back on God altogether and find yourself in an____________condition.

A

Ignorance; fulfillment; Acts 2:38; apostate

18
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There is an eternal___________for those who deny Christ and his plan of______________.

A

Destination; Salvation

19
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The promise of rest is assured to all________________( for those who experience salvation according to Acts 2:38 and keep the faith). God cannot______and withdraw His blessing - so it is the most powerful___________to be received by humanity.

A

Generations; lie; promise

20
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Jesus is said to sit on the______of God. This does not divide God into two____________, but rather uses language familiar to the audience to show that Jesus was in a position of_______- and as such they should______to him.

A

Right hand; separate beings; authority; submit

21
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One of the major themes of Christ’s________is that his grace erases a______sin forever. He shall remember it no more.

A

Supremacy; repentant

22
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Jesus replaced the_________because it wasn’t sufficient, and replaced it with a second covenant that is sufficient to_______humanity to proper relationship with him. There will be no third covenant, what happened at Calvary is the_______of Gods______.

A

Old covenant; restore; finality; plan

23
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The first covenant was a___________of God’s plan- A shadow merely represents the actual image but it cannot be the________of its glory.

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Shadow; fullness

24
Q

The offering of______and______would work to sanctify the flesh, but the blood of God actually purifies our_______.

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Bulls; goats; conscience

25
Q

The sacrifices of the Old Testament pushed sin back for__________- it was insufficient and served as an annual reminder of the______and_____represented within the Israelites.

A

One year; sins; guilt

26
Q

As a result of Jesus’ sacrifice, When sin is remitted there is no more need for__________.

A

Sacrifice

27
Q

The writer___________the church to stop having broken off meetings or home studies – he encourages gathering together for___________and________.

A

Admonishes; corporate worship; church services

28
Q

Without__________, it is impossible to please God.

A

Faith

29
Q

Hebrews Chapter 11 is the Hall of Fame of_______- Recording a list of some of the greatest people who have exhibited_________throughout history.

A

Faith; great faith

30
Q

We are all called to___________________, and lay aside things That will be a__________so that we can finish the race.

A

Continue in the faith; Temptation

31
Q

God instructs us that we should endure_________and rebuke because he does it in love – and discipline produces_________in us.

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Discipline; righteousness

32
Q

God instructed us not to be carried about by_________doctrines.

A

Strange

33
Q

Hebrews chapter 13 instructs us to________them that have the rule over us.

A

Obey

34
Q

It is assumed that the______________is the author of Hebrews, but we cannot be certain.

A

Apostle Paul

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