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Believers live by faith. The same faith that Christians have after Jesus came had been exemplified by the "heroes" of the Old Testament, like Abraham and Moses. 

Christ's sacrifice for once-for-all-time. His great sacrifice leads believers to have full assurance of their faith. But they must still pay attention to the temptations which could lead them away from Jesus. 

The earthly holy place was meant to be symbolic of the heavenly temple in which Christ made redemption. He went into the heavenly temple and shed his own blood for the redemption of the world. 

Jesus brings us into the new covenant which confers many blessings upon believers. 

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Jesus is a priest after the order of Melchizedek, who was a greater priest than all the Old Testament priests. 

The author warns his readers not to turn back from Christ. Yet, ultimately, he has assurance of their condition because their of life of love and promise of God. 

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Jesus is the greater high priest after the order of Melchizedek. Yet some of the audience has trouble understanding deeper spiritual truths because they have become dull of hearing. 

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God's people can experience true spiritual rest. Jesus is the great high priest who can sympathize with us. 

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Jesus is greater than Moses. Therefore, God provides rest for his people through Jesus. 

Believers must pay close attention to what they believe so they don't drift. They must look to Jesus, the founder of their salvation.