Who is greater than Father Abraham? The writer draws conclusions from the biblical record of Melchizedek and Abraham in Genesis.

What about Melchizedek? The writer of Hebrews proceeds to the strong meat he had to give them concerning Melchizedek.

Why patience? Because inheriting the promises comes later in the future.

Why was the writer confident? The first century Jewish believers had been diligent in service to the saints.

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.