What is context? Every verse in the Bible has a specific context that determines the intended meaning.

What is impossible? The writer of Hebrews explains what is impossible.

What was the writer so concerned about that he interrupted something really important? He was concerned that his readers had not matured as they should have by the time he wrote to them.

How does it end? Paul ends this brief letter and appeal with two conclusions.

What priesthood? Jesus is a priest after the order of Melchizedek.

Why the word? The writer has assured the readers that the promise of God's rest remains and begins to speak of the Great High Priest.

How does Paul appeal to Philemon? He appeals on the basis of love and not authority.

How do rest, inheritance, David, the wilderness generation, and creation connect together? The writer develops his warning by bringing all these elements together.

What is the warning about? Carefully tracing the flow of this section, we can discern the underlying issues for the readers.

What was Paul thankful for? Paul had much to be thankful for in Philemon.