Psalm 22 stands as a Messianic prophecy for how mankind might be restored to fellowship with God.

Jesus is shown as being superior to angels by His incarnation and exaltation.

The Psalmist demonstrates how Creation demonstrates God's glory and majesty and our proper place in it.

Considering the role of angels as messengers and ministering spirits, how can we justify ignoring the greater messenger?

Moses gives final instructions for the Israelites before he dies and they enter the promised land.

The author of Hebrews makes very clear that Jesus is a superior messenger to angels by coming to the end of 10 different Old Testament references.

In the midst of emotional turmoil, the Psalmist is reminded of God's faithfulness and timeless nature.

Compared to prophets and angels, Jesus is shown to be a superior messenger - speaking and teaching not FOR God, but AS God.

More often than not, angels serve God as messengers to His people, revealing God's will to them by way of instruction.

Welcome to Season 16! Once again, we take a look at who, when and why behind the letter to the Hebrews as well as major themes to help us study this book.

Also, new and exclusive to this season, we're going to do an intensive comparative study in the Old Testament as we work our way through this letter. We'll look at an Old Testament passage, then follow it up with how Jesus fulfills the whole of Scripture.