I. vv26-27 Why does the Bible warn us about God's vengeance? II. vv28-29 How is the vengeance of God just? III. vv30-31 Is there any escape from God's vengeance?

What is effective for our forgiveness and acceptance with God? I. vv1-4 The inadequacy of the substitutionary sacrifice of animals. II. vv5-7 The adequacy of Christ's obedience to the will of God even unto death. III. vv8-10 The benefits for believers.

I. Jesus purified a better tent with a better sacrifice, vv23-24. II. Jesus is a better high priest with a better sacrifice, vv25-26. III. We have a better future because of this better Savior, vv27-28.

I. The blessings and beneficiaries of the new covenant mediator's work, v15. II. The death of the new covenant mediator, vv16-17. III. The blood of the new covenant mediator, vv18-22.

I. vv11-12 The way of our redemption. II. v12 The success of our redemption. III. vv13-14 The effect of our redemption. IV. v14 The aim of our redemption.

The deficiencies of old covenant worship under Moses: 1) The fading glory of the earthly tabernacle, vv1-5. 2) The restricted access to the tabernacle for the people, vv6-8. 3) The limited effect of the tabernacle ritual to purify the conscience, vv9-10. But with Jesus we get God, access to God, and a clean conscience.

Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant, enacted on better promises. What promises? I. Inner Transformation, v10b. II. Adoption, v10c. III. Personal Knowledge of God, v11. IV. Complete Pardon, v12.

Jesus is the better mediator of a better covenant than Moses. I. Continuities. II. Discontinuities.