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.

Isaiah shows proper fear and despair as he encounters God on His throne.

Jesus' work as High Priest is compared to the ongoing work of the Levitical priests.

The job of a priest is never done. In these particular verses, God gives the priests final exhortations for how and why they should behave, act, and serve.

The author makes his final arguments for why Christ is the better sacrifice.

David prophetically clarifies that the Messiah will come to live in complete and perfect obedience to God the Father, fulfilling the Law, and will become the perfect sacrifice.

Time for a topic you weren't expecting: ontology!

Solomon prays to God as he dedicates the temple in Jerusalem.