I. The work of humiliation provides purification for sins, v3. II. His work was completed so he sat down. III. His exaltation was to the place of power and authority as King.

Why is Jesus a better revelation of God than anyone or anything else? Because 1) God appointed him heir of all things. 2) God made the world through him. 3) He is the radiance of God's glory. 4) He is the exact imprint of God's nature. 5) He upholds all things by the word of his power.

What is Hebrews about? The supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus, and the necessity of holding on to him. I. God reveals himself authoritatively. II. God reveals himself progressively. III. God reveals himself supremely and finally in his Son.

What do we learn at the death of Abraham? I. The messiness of God's believing people. II. The faithfulness of God encourages our commitment to his cause. III. The work of God continues when our work is done.

I. vv1-9 The want of a wife. II. vv10-27 Watching for a wife. III. vv28-61 Wooing a wife. IV. vv62-67 The wedding of the wife

I. vv1-2 The common sorrow of believers. II. vv3-5 The common pilgrimage of believers. III. vv6-20 The uncommon God's faithfulness to his common people

God strengthens our assurance 1) By repetition of his promises. 2) By swearing an oath. 3) After our obedience. 4) Over all obstacles.

I. vv1-2 The problem of God's ways. II. vv3-8 The pathway of God's servant. III. vv9-14 The relief of God's provision.

I. vv22-24 Abimelech seeks kindness from Abraham. II. vv24-32 Abraham establishes a covenant with Abimelech. III. vv32-34 Abraham worships the everlasting God.

I. The laughs of unbelief, joy, and scorn. II. The sons of Abraham: Isaac and Ishmael. III. The one true God, the Lord Almighty.