In this passage, the writer issues a warning for those who walk away from the truths of the Gospel.

In this passage, the Pharisees make one final attempt to catch Jesus in His words.

In this passage, the writer makes his strongest plea to his readers as it relates to his concern for them.

In this passage, Paul continues to encourage these saints that—though we all suffer loss in this life—in Christ, we can endure all things—because He is the only true Hope for mankind.

In this text, the Sadducees think they catch Jesus in a "gotcha" moment in questioning the doctrine of the resurrection. However, it is actually Jesus that has the upper hand.

In this text, the writer explains the superiority of Jesus's sacrifice as it compares to the old covenant sacrificial system.

In this passage, Paul uses adoption to further explain our security in Christ.

In this section, the leaders of the nation once again try to entangle our Lord—and once again, He outsmarts them.

In this psalm, the psalmist describes his feelings of jealousy towards the lost while explaining the truth that delivers us from such misguided thinking.

In this text, the apostle explains precisely what it means for a believer to live his life "according to the Spirit."