(Publisher note:  technical issues prevented recording of the prior two weeks of teaching.)
 
The author of Hebrews continues building the case of "better" in chapters 7 and 8. First, he asserts that Jesus is from a better priestly line (that of Melchizedek). Next, he explains that a better priest requires a better covenant. And, the new covenant is superior to the former.
 
Commentary material is <a href='https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UlTFjVbbBmos19LvB0CM4o2aBs35n-X8'>here.</a>

(Publisher note: technical issues prevented recording of the prior two weeks of teaching.) The author of Hebrews continues building the case of "better" in chapters 7 and 8. First, he asserts that Jesus is from a better priestly line (that of Melchizedek). Next, he explains that a better priest requires a better covenant. And, the new covenant is superior to the former. Commentary material is here.

(Publisher note:&nbsp; technical issues prevented recording of the prior two weeks of teaching.)
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The author of Hebrews continues building the case of "better" in chapters 7 and 8. First, he asserts that Jesus is from a better priestly line (that of Melchizedek). Next, he explains that a better priest requires a better covenant. And, the new covenant is superior to the former.
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Commentary material is <a href="https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UlTFjVbbBmos19LvB0CM4o2aBs35n-X8" rel="noopener noreferrer">here.</a>

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