Before Israel enters the Promised Land, Moses is told to go view the land from a mountain before he passes away.

The author of Hebrews provides more examples of obedience to God through rather extreme circumstances.

In faith and with obedience, Noah obeys God and starts to construct an ark.

Rather than simply defining faith, the readers are brought examples from Israel's past who serve as prime examples of how faith is lived out in everyday life.

As an example of faith, Able shows obedience to God through offering the best of what he has.

The call to respond to the case for Jesus as Messiah is made, and the response is to endure through persecution.

Bet you weren't expecting to read from Habakkuk during the walkthrough of Hebrews. Habakkuk shares on the two attitudes regarding sin: those who live in disobedience and those who live by faith.

The author warns his audience about the dangers of continuing on in intentional sinful behaviors after hearing the truth from God.

Different instructions are given regarding a person's attitude toward sin.

As the author recaps the main points he's made since Hebrews 4:14-16, the encouragement for Believers is to come before the throne of God with confidence in faith.